Multibagger Stock: In the past year, the share price of Aditya Vision has increased by more than 100%. But, this is not the first time that this small-cap stock has provided its shareholders with substantial profits. This In the post-Covid recovery, the company’s market valuation climbed from 1800 crores to 1,500 level, and over the past three years, it has given its stockholders returns of around 8,250 percent.
aditya vision share price history
Aditya Vision’s share price has increased by almost 1.50 percent during the past month, continuing its good trend. This small-cap multibagger stock has increased roughly from 1,385 to 1,500 at each level over the past six months, while its year-to-date (YTD) fall has been about 2.50 percent, giving positional investors about 8% returns. But, in the past year, this Bihar-based company has doubled the money of its shareholders as it ascended from all levels, from 710 to 1,500, marking a rise of around 11% during this period.
In the previous two years, this multibagger stock has fluctuated from a share price of $191,500, providing its stockholders a return of around 700%. Since the 18 1,500 level three years ago, this small-cap multibagger stock has soared, increasing by 8,250 percent over that time.
Using the share price history of Aditya Vision as a guide, if a shareholder had invested 1 lakh in this multibagger stock one month ago, that amount would have been 1 lakh 1.015 lakh today. Similar to this, if a shareholder had invested 1 lakh in this small-cap stock at the start of the new year 2023, their investment would now be worth 1 lakh 97,500. Similarily, if a shareholder had put one lakh into this small-cap stock a year ago, it must now be worth one lakh two lakhs.
A two-year-old investment of one lakh in this multibagger stock would now be worth one lakh eight lakhs. In a similar vein, if an investor had staked 1 lakh in this multibagger small-cap stock three years ago, their investment would now be worth 1 lakh 83.50 lakhs.
Aditya Vision shares can only be traded on the BSE. The small-cap multibagger stock had a trade volume of 3,784 at the close of Friday, indicating that it has a tiny float. Its 52-week high is 1,845 and its 52-week low is 640.30 for each share. The small-cap stock stands at a PE multiple of 27.26 while the sector PE stands at 53.47. As a result, the stock’s value is relatively attractive when compared to that of its competitors, but because of its tiny float, it is best suited for highly risk-averse investors.
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