Multibagger Small Cap Stocks: These 5 Small-Cap Stocks Are the ‘Hunks’ of 2025, Which Returned Up to 490 Percent

• Nifty Small Cap 100 down
• 56 percent in the small-cap index in 2023
• 490 percent return to investors

With important news for investors from the stock market, 2025 has been a challenging year for small-cap companies. This segment has come under considerable pressure this year. The Nifty Small Cap 100 has lost 9 percent over the last year. Over the past six months, small-cap stocks have fallen 7 percent. Earlier, the small-cap index had gained 56 percent in 2023 and 24 percent in 2024. Learn more about some of the small-cap stocks that offer significant returns to investors

1. Cupid

This small-cap stock has returned 490 percent to positional investors in 2025. It has proven to be a top performer in the small-cap stock category. Shares of Cupid are up 380 percent in just six months. It is worth noting that this company manufactures condoms.

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2- Indo Thai Securities

Positional investors in these small-cap stocks have seen substantial returns this year. The company’s share price has increased by 182 percent. Investors who bought shares of Indo-Thai securities six months ago have already made 93 percent gains.

3- Force Motors

Auto companies also did not disappoint investors. Force Motors has returned 175 percent to positional investors in 2025. But compared to this, there has been an increase of 25 percent in the last six months. The Pune-based company manufactures Traveler, Gurkha and other commercial vehicles.

4- NACL Industries

The price of this multibagger stock has increased by 174 percent. But the stock has come under considerable pressure in the last six months. During this period, the share price of NACL has fallen by 13 percent.

5- SML Mahindra

Local investors in SML Mahindra have benefited by 162 percent in 2025. Investors who bought shares six months ago have gained 103 percent by holding them.

(This is not an investment advice. Stock market is subject to risk. Consult an expert before making any investment.)

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