Jun 13, 2023
By: Katya Naidu
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In the last two months, the small cap index has run up by 20 percent. Here are the top 10 small cap stocks that MFs bought into in May, as per a report by ICICI Direct.
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Marketcap: 5,431 crore rupeesThe top MF buy in the small cap category is Jupiter Wagons, and recently received a nod from NCLT to acquire Stone India. It has been expanding capacities, and turned a multibagger with 139 percent returns in the last one year.
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Marketcap: 3,431 crore rupeesThe company which makes sub-systems for radiofrequency and microwave systems used in defense, space and telecom domains gave 70 percent returns in the last one year.
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Marketcap : 5,455 crore rupeesThe company which runs an integrated graphite plant gave 33 percent returns in the last one year.
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Marketcap: 3,597 crore rupeesThe Delhi-based distillery which manufactures liquor as well as other products, gave 35 percent returns in the last one year.
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Marketcap: 21,154 crore rupeesThe multibagger stock gave over 300 percent returns in the last one year, manufactures war ships and submarines for the Indian Navy.
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Marketcap: 4,738 crore rupeesThe small finance bank which caters to financially unserved and underserved segments, is a multibagger that gave 189 percent returns in the last one year
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Marketcap: 3,339 crore rupeesThe company which manufactures and supplies steering systems, and has a Japanese parent company, gave 80 percent returns in the last one year.
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Marketcap: 7,578 crore rupees The manufacturer of graphite electrodes and carbon and graphite speciality products, gave negative returns to the tune of 6 percent in the last one year.
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Marketcap: 10,679 crore rupeesThe battery manufacturer and storage solution provider gave 30 percent returns in the last one year.
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Marketcap: 4,002 crore rupeesThe pharma company is almost a multibagger, as it provided 97.7 percent returns in the last one year.
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