Multibagger stock of less than 5 rupees!
Amidst the sluggishness in the stock market, the shares of Avance Technologies are steadily seeing. On Tuesday, 23 September, the stock touched its highest level of 52-week of Rs 2.58. The special thing is that this stock is on its upper circuit on the 51st consecutive day.
Only in the month of September, this stock has shown a rise of more than 35%, and this is the sixth month when it is increasing continuously. Although it went slightly down in January, February and March at the beginning of the year, but now again showing strong trends. Talking about the last 3 months, the stock has given a return of 248%. That is, in this short period, the money of investors has increased more than 3 times.
Tremendous returns also given in long periods
The stock of Avance Technologies has been giving good returns to investors for a long time. 190% has increased in the last one year. Not only this, in the last five years, this stock has given a huge profit of 5,165 percent to investors, which reflects a great return on long-term investment. At the same time, stocks have increased by 821% in just two years.
The reason for the sharp boom?
A major reason behind this boom is the plan to acquire the company. In July 2025, Evans Technologies announced the acquisition of a new technology company, Checkers India Technology Private Limited, which excess2Sell.com runs. This platform works as a B2B inventory liquidation, that is, it helps businesses in selling overstock goods. The acquisition aims to solve the big issues of the retailing industry, including the problem of overstock.
About Avance Technologies
Evans Technologies is an IT company based in Mumbai, providing digital infrastructure, internet of things (IOT), data center optimization and many other technical services. The company is known for its solutions in various industries such as healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and hospitality.
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