ETMarkets analysis identified 15 multibagger stocks delivering 125%-617% returns within a year, backed by over 25% growth in sales and profits during the March 2026 quarter, signalling strong business momentum.
The stock index rose â a meagre 0.8% ‌for May, bringing to a close a volatile month marked ​by conflicting ​reports of progress on a potential deal to extend the â U.S.-Iran ceasefire.
Ola Electric shares surged to a more than four-month high after the EV maker reported a narrower quarterly loss and showed signs of sequential improvement in volumes and market share. Brokerages remain cautious on the long-term recovery outlook, citing rising competition, execution challenges and the need for sustained operational improvements.
Nomura downgraded Cummins India to “Neutral†despite raising its target price by 25%, citing stretched valuations and near-term margin pressure from rising commodity costs. While the brokerage remains optimistic about long-term growth driven by data centres and emission norm upgrades, it believes the current valuation leaves limited room for further upside.
​LG Electronics gained investor attention after unveiling AI-powered automotive technologies and Google-integrated vehicle solutions, strengthening its position in connected mobility, software-defined vehicles, and smart in-car experiences with long-term growth potential.​
HDFC Bank shares dropped for a second day following a report of an internal investigation into Rs 45 crore in payments disguised as marketing expenses. The bank clarified that its internal audit function conducts reviews, and observations are addressed.
CLSA sees nearly 60% upside in Ather Energy, initiating coverage with an “Outperform†rating and a Rs 1,450 target. The brokerage cites a “twin engine†of cost deflation and premiumisation, strong software-led revenues, and improving unit economics, expecting EBITDA breakeven by FY28 and significant margin expansion through FY31–32.
Jaiprakash Power Ventures shares surged on Friday, extending their two-day rally to 28%, amid strong investor optimism surrounding Adani Power’s proposed stake acquisition in the company. JP Power stock climbed to Rs 24.50 and is up nearly 31% this week, with heavy trading activity as over 24 crore shares worth Rs 572 crore changed hands within the first 15 minutes of NSE trading.
The West Asia conflict has triggered a stagflationary shock, impacting global growth and inflation. Bank of America forecasts a lower global growth projection, with disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz being a critical factor. Oil prices are expected to remain elevated, impacting energy importers, while central banks face difficult decisions.
Wockhardt shares surged after the company received CDSCO approval for its breakthrough antibiotic Zaynich in India. Strong Phase 3 trial results and the drug’s potential to treat severe drug-resistant infections boosted investor sentiment, helping the stock extend recent gains despite technically entering overbought territory after a sharp rally.
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