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This stock turned 1 lakh to over 4 cr in 10 years


Shares of FMCG firm Hindustan Foods have given exceptional returns to its investors in the long run.

From rupees 1.4 in February 2013, the stock has surged as much as 40,489 percent to rupees 568 currently. 

An investment of 1 lakh in Feb 2013 in this stock would have turned to over 4 crore currently in just 10 yrs.

Meanwhile, it has advanced nearly 900% in 5 years and 320% in 3 years.

It has also added 50% in the last 1 year, 25% in 6 months but has lost 16% in the last 3 months.

Hindustan Foods is a Midcap FMCG firm with a market cap of 6,224 crore. It was incorporated in 1984.

The company manufactures nutritional foods cereal foods and products based on soya beans.

It came out with a public issue in Nov.'87 to set up a food-processing unit at Ponda Goa.

It is important to note that midcap stocks have a higher risk and one must consult their financial advisor before making investments.



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This stock turned ₹1 lakh to over ₹4 cr in 10 years

From ₹1.4 in February 2013, the stock has surged as much as 40,489 percent to ₹568 currently. An investment of ₹1,00,00 in Feb 2013 in this stock would have turned to over ₹4 crore currently in just 10 years.

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This stock turned ₹1 lakh to over ₹4 cr in 10 years

From ₹1.4 in February 2013, the stock has surged as much as 40,489 percent to ₹568 currently. An investment of ₹1,00,00 in Feb 2013 in this stock would have turned to over ₹4 crore currently in just 10 years.

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