Auto components maker Gabriel India topped the charts with a return of over two-and-a-half times. Its stock gained momentum since June, aided by the company’s initiative to consolidate businesses. Since FY21, its revenue has doubled while net profit has more than tripled. The company has debuted at the 486th spot in the latest rankings.
It was followed closely by Force Motors on the wealth creators list with 148.4% return. Force has shown strong financial performance— revenue more than doubled between FY22 and FY25, while net profit rose six times since FY23. It has moved 15 places up to land at 277th spot in the latest rankings.
AgenciesOn the flip side, Siemens was the biggest loser, shedding 55% of its market value, largely due to the split of its energy business into a separate entity.
It was followed by Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, which saw a 52% loss in market capitalisation amid challenges in its UK business.
Next came Jindal Saw, which reported 45.4% erosion in its market cap. The coated iron and steel pipe maker reported pressure on profitability amid subdued demand.
METHODOLOGY: The selection is based on the percenatge change in the average market capitalisation between November 2024 and November 2025 for companies with an average market capitalisation of `5,000 crore and above in November 2024.ET 500 Methodology
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