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9 large-cap stocks that surged over 50% in the first half of FY27

Among these, we highlight 9 large-cap stocks that have surged over 50% in the first half of FY27 so far, significantly outperforming the benchmark. (Data Source: ACE Equity)

In the first half of fiscal year 27, nine large-cap stocks have made remarkable gains, surging more than 50% and outpacing the benchmark Sensex which has remained largely flat. These stocks have demonstrated impressive performance, significantly outperforming the broader market.

The first stock to note is up 72% so far this fiscal year, rising from Rs 246 to Rs 422. A second stock has rallied 63%, moving from Rs 677 to Rs 1,105. A third notable performer has gained 61%, increasing from Rs 1,760 to Rs 2,824. A fourth stock has jumped 60%, climbing from Rs 12,071 to Rs 19,355.

A fifth stock has rallied 60%, moving up from Rs 807 to Rs 1,288. A sixth stock has surged 59%, soaring from Rs 28,733 to Rs 45,600. A seventh stock has gained 56%, rising from Rs 5,947 to Rs 9,294. An eighth stock has gained 56%, increasing from Rs 141 to Rs 219. Finally, a ninth stock has climbed 50%, advancing from Rs 105 to Rs 158.

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