Small-cap stocks are associated with companies having a relatively lower market capitalization compared to mid and large-cap firms. These stocks are recognised for their potential to generate high returns but also come with significant volatility and risks. Investors seeking growth opportunities often consider small-cap stocks as they can transition into mid or large-cap companies over time.
Company | LTP | Market Cap | Volume | 52 Week Low | 52 Week High | |
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Apcotex Industries Ltd. | 381.7 | ₹1,976.59 CR | 14041 | 286.95 | 490 | BS |
Shalby Ltd. | 185.31 | ₹1,961.46 CR | 423072 | 177.25 | 325 | BS |
Stove Kraft Ltd. | 570.7 | ₹1,936.26 CR | 74355 | 522 | 975.4 | BS |
GM Breweries Ltd. | 732.4 | ₹1,854.48 CR | 76539 | 579.95 | 1049 | BS |
IFGL Refractories Ltd. | 508.65 | ₹1,837.82 CR | 14177 | 326.05 | 698 | BS |
Beta Drugs Ltd. | 1788.5 | ₹1,820.05 CR | 6720 | 1174.5 | 2326 | BS |
Himatsingka Seide Ltd. | 142.22 | ₹1,801.89 CR | 309690 | 107.68 | 231.3 | BS |
Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd. | 617.05 | ₹1,776.15 CR | 67882 | 447 | 902 | BS |
Ador Welding Ltd. | 990.3 | ₹1,755.07 CR | 4978 | 788 | 1489 | BS |
Bombay Super Hybrid Seeds Ltd. | 140.65 | ₹1,751.40 CR | 153320 | 115.82 | 224.5 | BS |
Small-cap stocks are publicly traded company shares with a market capitalization of less than ₹500 crores. These stocks often belong to businesses in their early growth phase, aiming to expand their market share, revenue, and profitability. While offering significant growth opportunities, they also experience greater market volatility than mid or large-cap stocks. As a result, small-cap stocks are best suited for investors with a high-risk appetite who can withstand fluctuations in stock prices.
During economic recoveries, small-cap stocks tend to outperform, as these companies are more adaptable and can seize growth opportunities rapidly.