Stocks that gained upto 18 percent in one day - Fusion

After the republic day, certain stocks have gone up in a peak.

Here are the stocks which saw a gain of up to 18 percent.

Poddar Pigments Shares

These shares saw a whopping 18 percent raise. It reached a 52-week high in the process.

The company is one of the largest manufacturers of pigments in the country.

These shares were last trading at ₹267 on NSE.

Adani Enterprises Shares

Shares of these enterprises saw a boost of 13 percent.

The shares were last trading at ₹91 on NSE.

The Group is a one of the biggest infrastructure conglomerate from India.

They work on various projects from power to ports and other infrastructure projects.

Lokesh Machines Shares

These shares saw a 17 percent increase on January 27.

The boost is due to their tie up with an Italian company.

The share were last trading at ₹82 on NSE. The company makes machines including auto components.

Aditya Birla Money Limited Shares

These shares gained a decent 12 percent increase after they showed good profits and number in the quarter.

The shares were last trading at ₹31.95 on NSE. The company itself belongs to the Aditya Birla Group.

Shivam Autotech Shares

These shares also had a 12 percent increase. The company is one of the leading manufacturers of transmission gears and shafts in India.

They make a wide range of auto components and accessories as well.

AYM Syntex Limited

These shares saw an 11 percent increase in their value.

While the reasons for this increase might be unknown, the shares seem to be performing decently.

The company is one of the leading specialty yarn manufacturers.

These shares were priced at ₹99.10.

While the information provided above is true as on January 27, 2017, it is not encouraging or criticizing the purchase of them.

One must make careful considerations before investing in these shares based on several other factors.

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