By Mofsl
2025-10-29T09:35:00.000Z
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Stocks with the Highest Returns in India: Past 1 Year
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2025-10-29T09:35:00.000Z

Stocks with highest returns

Introduction

Over the last year, there have been impressive gains in Indian equities, driven by a handful of companies diversified primarily by sector booms and economic tailwinds. Figuring out these name-brand stocks, in other words, the highest-return stocks game in India, will assist with your investing. Whether you are an established trader or a newcomer just starting out, understanding these stocks will help inform your decisions. In this blog, we will cover the best stocks, drivers, risks, and a couple of different ideas as considerations. The past performance is not an indicator of the future, but it can be valuable to apply information and odds to your strategy.

These recommendations are based strictly on companies from large indexes, such as the Nifty 500 (India), that have returned outsized returns. We listed approximate 1-year returns and the current share price.

1. RRP Semiconductor Ltd (1-Year Return: ~13,048%, Current Price: ₹7,931)

This electronics company manufactures semiconductors and electronic equipment and services multiple industries, focused on innovative and quality manufacturing processes.

2. Elitecon International Ltd (1-Year Return: ~4,351%, Current Price: ₹150)

The firm is engaged in FMCG and tobacco, wholesaling and distributing electronic goods, locally and internationally. They focus on dependability, ethics, and high-quality products.

3. Kothari Industrial Corp Ltd (1-Year Return: ~1,613%, Current Price: ₹512)

Operating in fertilisers and agrochemicals, Kothari Jordan offers a range of industrial products, including chemicals and machinery, targeting diverse sectors with a focus on excellent service.

4. Cian Agro Industries & Infrastructure Ltd (1-Year Return: ~1,355%, Current Price: ₹2,711)

Another player in the agro-based products sector, they manufacture and export agricultural products and are developing infrastructure projects to enhance the farming ecosystem.

5. Blue Pearl Agriventures Ltd (1-Year Return: ~1,104%, Current Price: ₹96)

As a marketplace for agricultural commodities trading, the company specialises in growing, processing, and selling all types of farm products while simultaneously striving to provide sustainable alternatives to practices in the agricultural industry.

6. Axiscades Technologies Ltd (1-Year Return: ~230%, Current Price: ₹1,724)

An engineering and construction company that provides integrated solutions related to design, development, manufacturing, and aftermarket support for clients.

7. Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (1-Year Return: ~227%, Current Price: ₹332)

A company that specialises in electronic services, designing and manufacturing electronics for defence and aerospace applications, contributing to India's self-reliance initiative.

8. Cartrade Tech Ltd (One Year Price Return: ~185%, Current Market Price: ₹2,492)

An online services provider that offers digital marketplace platforms for automotive-related transactions to buyers, sellers, and dealers.

9. Gabriel India Ltd (One Year Price Return: ~179%, Current Market Price: ₹1,316)

This is an auto parts manufacturer that develops ride control products, including shock absorbers, for both domestic and international automotive OEMs.

10. ASM Technologies Ltd (One Year Price Return: ~173%, Current Market Price: ₹3,957)

An IT services and consulting company that provides engineering and digital transformation services to sectors globally.

These equity investments have seen positive gains in the Indian stock market, even better than some larger indices, like the Nifty 50 Index.

But what is behind such performance?

There have been many contributing factors to the highs we have experienced in these stocks in the last year. Select sectors have seen increased demand as part of India's self-reliance and digitisation agenda, with electronics, agro-processing and technology prominently in focus. Given that many of these stocks were coming off very low bases and small market caps, share prices can move quickly and dramatically on top of operational efficiencies, cost savings and new strategies for expansion, leading to enhanced profit margins. Also, government programs have promoted development, particularly through incentives for semiconductors, agriculture, and infrastructure, which have further acted as a catalyst, albeit inadvertently. Increasing bullish market sentiment has led to higher investor bets in these turnaround stories, further elevating stock prices.

While high returns are enticing, it is essential to think about the associated risks with Indian high-return stocks. The volatility of these stocks can lead to fast price declines as the conditions of the market change. Many of these stocks also trade at lower liquidity levels because they have a low volume of shares and therefore have the potential to impact your ability to open (or close) a position at an attractive price. A major risk includes overvalued stocks that can quickly rise only to fall back once reality sets in, and the company's fundamentals do not justify the price level. Many of the stocks in the list are also at risk for loss just because they are new companies in a new sector. They may or may not be able to financially withstand the declining economy. External factors, such as fluctuations in commodity prices or global events, will introduce their own risks for tech and agri-business companies.

Conclusion

To summarise, over the previous 12 months, we have seen tremendous opportunities for wealth creation within India's stock market through these most profitable equities. As you look for similar opportunities, you need to be very disciplined in your approach, striking a healthy balance of ambition tempered with caution, prioritising information over speculation, and ultimately being patient. We believe you can apply these same activities to your own goals for enhancing your wealth objectives. We recommend seeking professional advice tailored to your own goals, as smart investing is a sustainable approach over time.

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