5 leading penny stocks offered shareholders impressive returns of more than 3,000% in last 2-years to 5-years span. These stocks often attract investors because of their low price and high returns. These penny stocks offered dividends, bonus shares, and maintained attractive return on equity (ROE). Return on equity helps in gauzing how effectively a firm uses its equity capital to generate returns for investors. It is a significant tool when investors evaluate a firm’s profitability and management efficiency. The popular penny stocks in consideration today are Gujarat Toolroom Ltd., Franklin Industries Ltd, Pressure Sensitive Systems (India) Ltd. Spright Agro Ltd, and SBC Exports.
What Are Penny Stocks?
These stocks are low-priced shares traded on the bourses. These stocks tend to have high volatility and considered to be risky investments. These stocks are priced below Rs 10 or Rs 20 per share. Penny stocks are shares of small companies with small market capitalisation, that is the value of all outstanding shares. These stocks sometimes provide limited details and remain vulnerable to market manipulation. They are subject to regulatory scrutiny as well. An investment in penny stocks is considered to be highly risky. Investors should make investment in penny stocks only after taking advice from SEBI-registered advisors.
1. Spright Agro Ltd
Last trading price of Spright Agro Ltd shares on BSE is Rs 7.17 per share. It has a market cap of Rs 768.27 crore and offers a return of equity of 21.03%. The stock offered 2.28% returns in last 1-year and eye-popping returns of 3159.09% in last 2-years. The stock surged 939.13% in last 3-years when Sensex surged 34.63%.
The company did not recommend any dividend since January 1, 2000. It has recommended bonus shares twice in 2024 and conducted 1:10 stock split in the same year.
2. Gujarat Toolroom
Last trading price of Gujarat Toolroom shares on BSE is Rs 12.25 per share. The company’s market cap is Rs 284.28 crore and ROE is 24.38%. The stock surged 13.53% in last 2-weeks when Sensex fell 2.01%. In last 1-year, Gujarat Toolroom stock slipped 67.52, gained 59.9% in last 2-years, and offered return of 974% in last 3-years. The stock gained 3123.68% in last 5-years when Sensex climbed 84.06%.
It recommended 5:1 bonus share and fixed February 18, 2025 as the record date. It recommended bonus share once since 2024.
3. SBC Exports
Last trading price of SBC Exports shares on BSE stood at Rs 17.28 per share. Its market cap is Rs 548.57 crore and maintains a return of equity (ROE) of 30.42%. The apparel sector stock declined over 14% in last 1-week, slipped 29.35% in last 1-year and zoomed 78.14% in last 2-years. SBC Exports shares surged 266.88% in last 3-years and surged 1545.71% in last 5-years. In comparison, Sensex surged 84.06% in last 5-years.
The company declared 2 dividends since September 18, 2023.
Board of SBC Exports on Jan 24, 2025 recommended and approved the Issue of Bonus Shares in the ratio of 1:2 i.e., 1 Equity Share for every 2 equity shares held by the existing equity shareholder of the Company. The company is yet to declare the record date for bonus share.
4. Franklin Industries Ltd
Last trading price of Franklin Industries Ltd shares on BSE is Rs 2.30 per share. The company’s market cap is Rs 66.52 crore with ROE at 29.53%. The company recommended 1:1 bonus issue and 10:1 stock split in 2024. It has not recommended any dividend since January 1, 2000.
In last 3-months Franklin Industries share gained 17.95% when Sensex tumbled 2.12%. The stock rallied over 39% in last 1-year, zoomed 460.9% in last 2-years, and offered return of 538.89% in last 3-years.
5. Pressure Sensitive Systems
Last trading price of the penny stock on Bombay Stock Exchange stood at Rs 3.19 per share. The company’s market cap is Rs 47.33 crore and ROE is 20.93%. The textile sector stock slipped 22.38% in last 2-weeks, fell over 70% in last 2-years, and jumped over 298% in last 5-years. In last 10-years, Pressure Sensitive Systems shares soared 525.49% when Sensex surged 161%.
It never recommended any dividend and bonus share since January 1, 2000 and conducted stock split in the ratio of 10:1 in 2022.
Disclaimer: The story highlights returns of penny stocks and should not be considered as investment advice by the Moneydaily.in or the Author. Moneydaily.in and the author will not be held responsible for any losses caused as a result of decisions based on the above information. Moneydaily.in advises readers to do their own research or consult a SEBI registered investment advisor before making any investment decisions.
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