These 5 Indian Stocks Have Doubled In A Year And Still Look Bullish: SEBI RA Equitymaster Research

The research firm said five “multibagger” stocks may extend their rally into 2025, driven by aggressive expansion and sector tailwinds.
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Updated Mar 05, 2026   |   2:29 PM EST
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Five high-momentum stocks that already delivered multibagger returns in the past year remain poised for further upside, according to SEBI-registered research firm Equitymaster Research.

The analyst cited structural growth tailwinds, aggressive expansion plans, and improving margins.

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“They've already doubled investors’ money—yet these rockets show no signs of stopping,” Equitymaster said.

The five stocks identified include:

Garware Hi-Tech Films: Shares of the specialty polyester films maker have risen 184% in the past year, with premium SCF/PPF product lines and a ₹2,500 crore FY26 revenue target.

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Shaily Engineering Plastics: The precision injection molding specialist’s shares gained 197% over the past year.

According to Equitymaster Research, Shaily's growth is partly driven by rising demand for GLP-1 injector pens, for which it supplies key components used in diabetes and obesity therapies. 

The company is scaling pen production capacity to 80–90 million units and has a ₹1.5 billion capex plan for FY26.

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V2 Retail: Shares of the apparel chain are up 250% over the past year. The company plans to add 100 stores per year and target India’s neo-middle class.

Kitex Garments: The infantwear exporter’s shares surged over 300%, expanding with a ₹3000 croreTelangana project.

Camlin Fine Sciences: Shares of the chemicals company returned 162% despite headwinds, with vanillin margins nearing 55% and the Dahej plant running near full capacity.

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