5 Stocks That Delivered Astounding Returns of Up to 80,000% in 5 Years
Over the past five years, a handful of small and mid-sized companies across diverse sectors have delivered astronomical returns to investors. From infrastructure and FMCG to media and entertainment, these stocks have multiplied wealth far beyond benchmark indices, highlighting the opportunities hidden in niche businesses and emerging segments.
1. Hazoor Multi Projects Ltd
Hazoor Multi Projects Limited operates in the infrastructure and real estate space, with its focus on highway and road development projects. The company has been actively involved in marquee works like the Samruddhi Mahamarg and the rehabilitation and upgradation of the Wakan-Pali-Khopoli route, strengthening its positioning in the infrastructure development domain.
The company has a market cap of Rs. 924.16 crore and a current market price of Rs. 42. Over the last five years, it has delivered a staggering return of 38,081.82 percent, turning into one of the most rewarding stocks in its segment.
2. Elitecon International Ltd
Elitecon International Limited (EIL) is an evolving FMCG company with roots in the tobacco industry. With a modern manufacturing facility in Nashik producing premium blends, the company has consistently expanded into new categories like snacks and edible oils. Backed by advanced automation, research-driven product development, and a push into global markets, EIL is positioning itself as a multi-category FMCG player beyond its legacy tobacco operations.
The company has a market cap of Rs. 52,422.81 crore and a current market price of Rs. 327.95. Investors in the stock have witnessed wealth creation of 24,373.88 percent over the past five years, making it a massive outperformer in the FMCG space.
3. Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd
Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd operates in the renewable energy sector, focusing on power generation and offering related consultancy services. Its group company, Waaree Energy, ranks among India’s largest vertically integrated clean energy players, with a solar panel manufacturing across facilities in Chikhli, Surat, and Umbergaon, Gujarat.
The company has a market cap of Rs. 10,631.07 crore and a current market price of Rs. 1,019.80. Over five years, it has rewarded investors with a phenomenal return of 32,070.35 percent.
4. City Pulse Multiplex Ltd
City Pulse Multiplex Limited started in 2000 and has evolved from operating miniplexes to running multiple screens across Gujarat under its WOW Cine Pulse brand. The company also ventured into film production, distribution, and food and beverages, while more recently expanding into the OTT space through its WOWPLEX platform. With 14 operational screens and a shift toward digital content, the company has been aligning itself with evolving entertainment trends.
The company has a market cap of Rs. 3,081.91 crore and a current market price of Rs. 2,890. In the last five years, City Pulse Multiplex has delivered a remarkable return of 26,535.94 percent, making it one of the most rewarding entertainment stocks on Dalal Street.
5. Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Ltd
Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Limited, incorporated in 1994, is a media and entertainment company engaged in content production and syndication. It has built a strong presence in creating and distributing television content across broadcasters, aggregators, and satellite platforms, maintaining relevance in India’s growing media ecosystem.
The company has a market cap of Rs. 2,770.30 crore and a current market price of Rs. 1,091.80. Over five years, it has rewarded investors with a phenomenal return of 86,550.79 percent, making it one of the top wealth creators in the media sector.
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