Integrated Technologies: A Multibagger Share that Made Investors Crorepatis in Just 3 Years
Investing in small-cap shares in the stock market is considered a risky proposition. These shares are known to carry a significant risk of losing investors’ money. However, it is also true that investing in the right small-cap share can yield immense returns, making investors wealthy. Integrated Technologies is one such share that has made its investors millionaires in just three years. The company, with a market cap of just INR 73.90, has given its investors a return of over 26,000% in the last three years.
Key Points
– Integrated Technologies has given a return of over 26,000% to its investors in the last three years.
– The company’s share price has increased from INR 0.59 to INR 154.55 in just three years.
– If an investor had invested INR 1 lakh in Integrated Technologies three years ago, their investment would be worth INR 2.6 crore today.
– Investing in the stock market involves risks, and investors should seek expert advice before investing.
Integrated Technologies’ shares were trading at INR 154.55 on the BSE on Wednesday, June 21. However, about three years ago, on June 5, 2018, the effective price of its shares was just INR 0.59. This means that the company’s share price has increased by almost 26,059% in the last three years.
If an investor had invested INR 1 lakh in Integrated Technologies’ shares three years ago and held onto their investment, it would be worth INR 2.6 crore today. Similarly, if an investor had invested just INR 40,000 in the company’s shares three years ago and held onto their investment, it would be worth INR 1.04 crore today.
However, the trading of Integrated Technologies’ shares has been stopped by the BSE due to an Enhanced Surveillance Measure (ESM). Under the ESM, the shares can only be traded for one day a week, on Mondays. The company’s share price has increased by 50.30% in the last month alone, while it has given a return of 1,936.23% since the beginning of this year.
Investing in the stock market carries risks, and investors should always seek expert advice before investing their money. Moneycontrol does not provide any investment advice and is not responsible for any losses incurred due to investments made based on the information provided in this article.
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