Laurus Labs, Anand Rathi Wealth among other stocks soared over 40% in three months: Here is why

Indian equity benchmarks made a slightly positive start on Wednesday and soon slipped below neutral lines amid uncertainty over U.S. trade tariffs and rising oil prices due to supply concerns. U.S. President Donald Trump said that he is not looking at lowering tariffs on India, and there is an imbalanced trade relationship with New Delhi because of high Indian levies.

At this point of trade, Sensex and Nifty are trading flat with a negative bias as traders adopted a wait-and-watch approach ahead of the two-day Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting, scheduled for September 3 and 4, 2025. The GST Council is likely to discuss the revisions to tax slabs. Also, investors are looking ahead to the release of India’s Services PMI data later in the day for more directional cues.

The SENSEX is currently trading at 80337.60, up by 153 points or 0.19% after trading in a range of 80004.60 and 80340.62. 15 stocks were advancing against 14 stocks declining, while 1 stock remained unchanged on the index.

The NIFTY50 is currently trading at 2456495, up by 65.65 points or 0.28% after trading in a range of 24533.20 and 24648.70. 21 stocks were advancing against 29 stocks declining on the index.

NIFTY50 and SENSEX trade at the same levels as June 2025, delivering zero returns over a period of three months. The lacklustre performance was driven by below expectations Q1FY26 earnings and consistent FII selling. However, a few continued to march ahead and delivered stellar returns during the same period.

Anand Rathi Wealth

Shares of one of India’s leading mutual fund distributors jumped nearly 50% in a period of three months. During the Q1FY26 results, the company’s revenue jumped 15.3% YoY to ₹274 crore from ₹237 crore. The EBITDA also jumped 30% YoY to ₹127 crore as compared to ₹98 crore, and lastly, net profit jumped to ₹94 crore from ₹73 crore. In addition, the promoter reduced the pledged holding from 4.2% to nil during Q1FY26, which acted as a major thrust to investor optimism. Apart from his, Quant small-cap fund increased the stake in the company from 2.6% to 3.3%.

Nava

Nava is a multinational company with businesses diversified into Metals, mining, power, agri and healthcare. Shares of the company rallied over 45% in the past three months despite flat earnings in Q1FY26. Shares have nearly doubled from February 2025 lows of ₹352 apiece to ₹704 on the NSE. The company’s 51% revenue comes from Zambia and the remaining from India, Japan and others. In addition, the power sector contributes 65% of the revenue, followed by Ferro Alloy 27.2% and 7.7% mining.

Syrma SGS Technologies

Syrma SGS Technologies, the leader in providing design in electronic management services (EMS), jumped 5.2% higher on Tuesday, hitting new record highs. Shares have rallied over 48% in a period of over three months. In the Q1FY26 results, the company's net profit jumped multifold to ₹49 crore from ₹20 crore in the previous year’s similar quarter. The shares have more than doubled from the lows of ₹373 touched in April 2025.

HBL Engineering

The company is the 2nd largest industrial nickel battery manufacturer in the world and 3rd in India’s VRLA lead batteries segment. The company’s 64% revenue comes from industrial batteries and 18% from defence and aviation batteries. In the Q1FY26, the company’s net profit jumped 86% to ₹141 crore as compared to ₹75 crore. In the past three months, shares have rallied over 40%.

Laurus Labs

The company is one of the leaders in the API (Active Pharma Ingredient) manufacturing industry in the pharmaceutical sector. The company has posted a strong turnaround in financials in the recent past. The company’s net profit has jumped from ₹13 crore to ₹162 crore in the Q1FY26, following a 31% YoY jump in net sales at ₹1,570 crore. The shares of the company rallied 42% in the period of three months. On a YTD basis, shares have rallied over 46% in 2025 amid robust earnings growth.