Mumbai, Oct 01 : While benchmark indices like the Nifty 50 and Sensex have notched modest gains this year up 8% and 7% respectively the real action has unfolded in the broader market. A select group of smallcap stocks have turned modest investments into massive fortunes, outperforming benchmarks by a wide margin.
At least nine BSE-listed companies have skyrocketed over 1,000% year-to-date, emerging as the biggest multibaggers of 2025 and transforming retail portfolios across India.
Leading the charge is RRP Semiconductor Ltd, which has delivered an astonishing 5,769% return, soaring from ₹185.50 to ₹10,887.10 this year. The stock climbed another 2% on Friday. According to Q2FY26 shareholding data, the company’s ownership remains tightly held just 14 retail investors control 93.95% of the stock, with Rajendra Kamalakant Chodankar alone holding a 73.96% stake valued at over ₹10,800 crore. Incorporated in 1980, RRP transitioned from trading to the electronics and semiconductor business, a move that has clearly paid off.
Next on the leaderboard is Swadeshi Industries and Leasing Ltd, which has soared 3,189%, rising from ₹2.92 to ₹96.06, followed by Sri Chakra Cement Ltd, up 2,438% to ₹87.82 from ₹3.46.
Midwest Gold Ltd, engaged in the granite, marble, and natural stone business, advanced 1,849% to ₹2,282.45 from ₹117.10. The company’s shares gained 1.91% on Friday ahead of its November 8 share certificate exchange event.
Infrastructure player GHV Infra Projects Ltd has also been on a tear, jumping 1,714% to ₹330 from ₹18.55. Linked to Sindu Valley Technologies, the firm operates in auxiliary infrastructure services.
Among consumer oriented stocks, Elitecon International Ltd, a trader in tobacco and cigarettes, gained 1,333% year-to-date to ₹148.70 from ₹10.37. Though the stock remains below its 52-week high of ₹422.65 hit in August, it continues to attract momentum buyers.
Mardia Samyoung Capillary Tubes Ltd has climbed 1,266% this year to ₹114.08, while Colab Platforms Ltd a player in Esports, gaming, and IT surged 1,123% to ₹189.10. Colab recently announced its entry into the semiconductor manufacturing space through its new subsidiary, Colab Semiconductor Pvt. Ltd., targeting India’s growing $52 billion OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) market.
Rounding off the top nine, Arunis Abode Ltd delivered a 1,009% gain, jumping from ₹7.81 to ₹86.65 in 2025.
With India’s smallcap and midcap segments continuing to attract investor interest, these multibaggers have demonstrated the wealth-creating potential of well timed, high-conviction bets though experts caution that such meteoric rallies may also carry high volatility risks in the months ahead.