Mid-cap stocks are associated to companies with a market capitalization between small and large-cap firms. SEBI classifies companies ranked 101st to 250th by market capitalisation as mid-cap. These stocks balance growth potential and stability, making them a popular choice among investors looking for moderate risk and steady returns.
Company | LTP | Market Cap | Volume | 52 Week Low | 52 Week High | |
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RHI Magnesita India Ltd. | 482.85 | ₹9,968.86 CR | 139836 | 376.45 | 672 | BS |
CE Info Systems Ltd. | 1809.2 | ₹9,896.02 CR | 261496 | 1513 | 2559 | BS |
Saregama India Ltd. | 509.5 | ₹9,819.79 CR | 6492075 | 417.4 | 688.9 | BS |
Maharashtra Seamless Ltd. | 713 | ₹9,550.13 CR | 121144 | 566.5 | 814.3 | BS |
Happiest Minds Technologies Ltd. | 626.95 | ₹9,541.54 CR | 137757 | 0 | 0 | BS |
Network 18 Media & Investments Ltd. | 61.23 | ₹9,433.96 CR | 20565216 | 39.66 | 106 | BS |
Honasa Consumer Ltd. | 286.45 | ₹9,306.75 CR | 302826 | 197.51 | 547 | BS |
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd. | 75.51 | ₹9,203.46 CR | 8402077 | 70.55 | 364.4 | BS |
Praj Industries Ltd. | 499.45 | ₹9,177.79 CR | 530424 | 443.9 | 875 | BS |
Campus Activewear Ltd. | 298.8 | ₹9,122.44 CR | 1387776 | 210 | 371.9 | BS |
Mid-cap stocks are publicly traded companies with a market capitalization between ₹5,000 crore and ₹20,000 crore. These companies have moved beyond the early growth phase of small-caps and are on their way to becoming large-cap firms. Mid-cap stocks provide an optimal blend of growth and stability, making them an attractive investment option for those seeking higher returns than large-caps while mitigating some of the risks associated with small-cap stocks.
During favourable market conditions, mid-cap stocks can deliver strong growth, as they typically have well-established business models and an expanding market presence. However, they may still experience fluctuations based on economic trends and sectoral developments.