Multibagger tracker: 7 low-priced stocks double money in 6 months as FIIs raise stake

Low-priced stocks attract institutional interest, yielding multibagger returns within six months. Nitco leads with a 179% surge, followed by IFCI, Newtime Infrastructure, Unitech, Hindustan Motors, Cupid, and PVP Ventures.

are typically associated with get-me-rich-quick retail investors but there were at least 47 counters where even foreign institutional investors (FIIs) raised stakes in the March quarter. Out of them, a handful of lucky seven stocks even gave multibagger returns in just 6 months.

For the sake of this study, we have considered only those stocks with a (September 2023-end as the base) and a minimum market capitalisation of Rs 100 crore.





Tiles maker Nitco is the top gainer in the list with a six-month return as high as 179%. FIIs raised stake in this microcap from 0.02% to 0.14% in the March quarter on a sequential basis, shows data from ACE Equity.



Shares of state-owned IFCI have also rallied around 150% in 6 months with FII holding going up from 2.08% in the December quarter to 2.29% in the March quarter. Last month, the government infused Rs 500 crore into the financial institution through the issuance of equity shares to the government on a preferential basis. Following this, government holding in IFCI has increased from 70.32% to 71.72%.

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Smallcap real estate developer Newtime Infrastructure, which gave 122% return to investors in 6 months, has seen FII ownership going up multi-fold from a miniscule 0.03% to 2.89%.



Unitech is another real estate developer which has doubled investor wealth in no time. FII ownership has increased from 0.32% to 0.49% in 6 months.



Smallcap auto stock Hindustan Motors has also doubled in 6 months with FIIs also increasing stake from 0.02% in December 2023 to 0.04% in March 2024. From the stable of CK Birla Group, Hindustan Motors is famous for the iconic Ambassador car with the management now trying to stage a turnaround with electric vehicles.



Personal care products manufacturer Cupid has seen its stock grow by 112% in 6 months. FII stake, in the meantime, has jumped multi-fold from 0.45% to 5.19% quarter-on-quarter.



FIIs have also raised stakes in PVP Ventures, which is engaged in the business of developing urban infrastructure and investments in various ventures, from 0.94% in Q3 to 1.06% in Q4. PVP's share prices have also more than doubled.

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(Data: Ritesh Presswala)

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Source: Stocks-Markets-Economic Times

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