Top 5 gainers and losers in the Midcap and Smallcap segment for 2021!
5paisa Research Team
11th December 2022 - 02:18 am
List of top 5 gainers and losers in the Midcap and Smallcap segment for the year 2021.
As 2022 rings in, and we look back, 2021 emerged as a phenomenal and unprecedented and undoubtedly the best year for the bulls of Dalal Street since 2017.
S&P BSE Sensex and Nifty50 rallied 22% and 25%, respectively. The Sensex logged an all-time high of 62245.43 on October 19 while 18604.45 for Nifty50.
The broad market indices namely S&P BSE Midcap and S&P BSE Smallcap logged a gain of 39.18 and 62.77%, respectively. The all-time high for the Midcap segment was logged at 27246.34 and 30416.82 for Smallcap Index on October 19. The S&P BSE Midcap and S&P BSE Smallcap closed at24970.08 and 29457.56 respectively.
Let us have a look at the top 5 gainers in the Midcap space for 2021:
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Brightcom Group Ltd.
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2517.69
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National Standard (India) Ltd.
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1915.19
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RattanIndia Enterprises Ltd.
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604.44
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Saregama India Ltd.
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529.36
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Olectra Greentech Ltd.
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488.44
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The bull rally was led by Brightcom Group Ltd in the midcap segment. The shares of the company delivered a sharp gain of 2517.69%. The share price of the company rose from Rs 6.84 to Rs 179.05 during the year. The stock registered its 52-week high at Rs 204.80 on December 24. The company is a global provider of online or digital marketing services to direct marketers, brand advertisers, and marketing agencies. The company reported successful two quarters for FY 2022. The half-yearly net revenue and net profit were up by 37.56 and 55.44%, respectively. The stock came into action after its board approved allotment of equity shares and warrants to the FBI and other investors. The stock saw a significant jump after Shankar Sharma of First Global acquired a stake in the company via preferential route.
The top 5 losers from the Midcap segment for 2021 are as follows:
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Dhani Services Ltd.
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-48.69
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RBL Bank Ltd.
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-45.02
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Astrazeneca Pharma India Ltd.
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-32.91
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Whirlpool Of India Ltd.
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-32.88
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Amara Raja Batteries Ltd.
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-31.16
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The laggards of the midcap segment were led by Dhani Services Ltd. The shares of the company fell 48.69% from Rs 321.65 to Rs 165.05. Dhani Services Ltd is a consumer business that operates through its app Dhani and provides digital healthcare and digital transactional finance to its customers. Shares of Dhani Services tumbled 7.54% on December 17, reacting to the news of its founder Sameer Gehlaut offloading an 11.9% stake in Indiabulls Housing Finance Company and his decision to resign from the board by March-end. Dhani Services Ltd was demerged from Indiabulls housing and Gehlaut continues to be CEO. The shares of Dhani logged their 52-week low of Rs 139.40 on December 20 shedding 6.93% on the day’s trading session.
Let us move towards the top 5 gainers in the Smallcap segment in 2021:
The top 5 gainers in the Smallcap segment for this week are as follows:
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Equippp Social Impact Technologies Ltd.
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27834.21
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Raghuvir Synthetics Ltd.
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3563.92
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Radhe Developers (India) Ltd.
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3412.45
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Xpro India Ltd.
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2719.97
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Indian Infotech & Software Ltd.
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2534.38
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The top gainer in the Smallcap segment was Equippp Social Impact Technologies Ltd. The stock surged astronomically 27834.21% during 2021. Share price of the penny stock rose from Rs 0.38 to Rs 106.15 during the period. The agri- biotechnological firm has witnessed a sharp bully rally on the bourses. The stock logged a 52-week high of Rs 194.50 on October 20 fuelled by the bull rally. The company utilizes novel technologies in the field of Agri-Biotechnology nurturing the farming community for increasing the yield potential of the crops.
The top 5 losers in the Smallcap segment for 2021 are as follows:
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Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Ltd.
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-52.67
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Ujjivan Financial Services Ltd.
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-52.15
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Strides Pharma Science Ltd.
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-49.05
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Bliss GVS Pharma Ltd.
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-48.84
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Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd.
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-41.37
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The losers of smallcap space were led by Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Ltd and its holding company Ujjivan Financial Services Ltd (83.32% of the equity shareholding and 100% of preference shareholding of Ujjivan SFB). The shares of Ujjivan SFB fell sharply from Rs 39.30 to Rs 18.60 registering a loss of 52.67% in the stock price for the year. The troubled lender Ujjivan SFB has posted weak quarters for FY2022 with Net Loss amounting to Rs 507.27 crore and NPA rose to 3.29% as of September 30, 2021. Its Capital Adequacy Ratio stood at 22.19% in September 2021, down from 30.99% a year ago and 25.88% in June 2021. A scheme of amalgamation had been approved to merge Ujjivan Financial Services Ltd into Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Ltd to meet the minimum shareholding norms.
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