31 Jul , 2021 By : Kanchan Joshi
List of top gaining stocks this month: Maintaining the choppy trend for the entire week, Indian indices are still trading in the range of 15,700 to 15,900. However, market is expecting some upside move would breach 16,000 hurdle as overall trend of the market is still neutral to positive. In the intraday trade session healthcare, auto, realty and fertilizer stocks were among the top gainers while banking and energy sector stocks witnessed selloff pressure. However, in this prolonged choppy trend this month, there were some stocks that delivered more than 50 per cent returns in July 2021.
Here we list out the 5 top gaining stocks this month that give more than 50 per cent return this month:
1] Indo Count Industries: This Mumbai-based fabric industry company's share price shot up from Rs170.30 per stock levels to Rs266.55 per stock mark in the last one month at NSE — yielding around 56.50 per cent return to its share holders. In the last 5 trade sessions, this stock has delivered more than 13 per cent return to its share holders as it shot up from Rs235.40 to Rs266.85 per stock mark in this period at NSE.
2] Arvind Fashions: As the name reflects, this fashion stock has skyrocketed from Rs136.55 per stock levels to Rs212.35 per stock mark in the last one month at NSE — delivering more than 55 per cent return to its share holders.
3] Jindal Stainless: This Jindal group metal stock has surged from Rs109.65 levels to Rs166.50 per share levels at NSE — logging near 51 per cent return to its share holders. In the last 10 days, the stock has surged near 32 per cent by rising from Rs122.40 per stock mark to Rs162.40 mark.
4] IIFL Securities: The financial stock has yielded around 51.15 per cent in the last one month, soaring from Rs74.65 levels to Rs113.20 mark.
5] Best Agrolife: This BSE listed crop protection agrochemical company's share price has jumped from Rs354.90 per stock levels to Rs556 per stock mark in the last one month. In the last 5 trade sessions, Best Agrolife share price has soared more than 18 per cent by rising from Rs471.95 levels to Rs556 mark.
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