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List of Top High CAGR Stocks in India (2026)

High CAGR stocks in India are companies that have delivered strong compounded growth in earnings or share price over a defined multi-year period. In recent years, firms across capital goods, defence, railways, manufacturing, and digital services have reported sustained profit expansion alongside improving return ratios. That said, CAGR figures can be skewed by a low base effect or cyclical recovery. Looking at earnings consistency, cash flow strength, leverage, and valuation helps put headline growth numbers in better context.

List of Top High CAGR Stocks in India (2026)

High CAGR Stocks

List of high cagr stocks listed in NSE.

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NameStocks (387)Sub-SectorSub-SectorMarket CapMarket CapClose PriceClose PricePE RatioPE Ratio1M Return1M Return6M Return6M Return1Y Return1Y Return5Y CAGR5Y CAGRPB RatioPB RatioReturn on EquityReturn on EquityROCEROCEDividend YieldDiv YieldDebt to EquityDebt to EquityVolatility vs NiftyVolatility vs Nifty
1.Diamond Power Infrastructure LtdDIACABSElectrical Components & EquipmentsElectrical Components & Equipments21,297.3121,297.31369.05369.05148.55148.553.883.88168.77168.77150.32150.32398.40398.40-24.24-24.24--13.8013.80----3.283.28
2.Lloyds Metals and Energy LtdLLOYDSMEMining - Iron OreMining - Iron Ore1,07,960.961,07,960.961,799.601,799.6029.3329.33-12.64-12.6451.7951.7938.1138.11353.32353.326.326.3231.2631.2619.4519.450.050.051.051.052.562.56
3.TVS Holdings LimitedTVSHLTDAuto PartsAuto Parts28,120.6028,120.6013,024.0013,024.0016.5816.584,082.634,082.634,249.974,249.974,601.084,601.08191.03191.032.182.1814.7114.7112.0412.040.620.622.802.80331.65331.65
4.Piramal Finance LtdPIRAMALFINSpecialized FinanceSpecialized Finance49,327.4149,327.412,255.602,255.6032.7932.797.887.8826.7426.7470.4970.49166.75166.751.751.755.445.441.291.290.510.512.842.842.292.29
5.Cupid LtdCUPIDFMCG - Personal ProductsFMCG - Personal Products38,266.3538,266.35280.00280.00353.57353.575.285.28222.21222.21595.20595.20161.36161.3684.8884.8827.3027.3030.8830.88--0.130.134.004.00
6.GE Vernova T&D India LtdGVT&DHeavy Electrical EquipmentsHeavy Electrical Equipments1,05,675.531,05,675.534,548.104,548.1085.6985.695.775.7720.1920.1965.7965.79102.63102.6339.2839.2855.2655.2659.1859.180.240.240.010.013.113.11
7.Apar Industries LtdAPARINDSElectrical Components & EquipmentsElectrical Components & Equipments70,580.0170,580.0117,500.0017,500.0072.2572.255.905.9088.9888.98106.57106.5792.5592.5513.0913.0919.7419.7429.8329.830.340.340.180.183.183.18
8.BSE LtdBSEStock Exchanges & RatingsStock Exchanges & Ratings1,32,005.631,32,005.633,384.003,384.0052.8752.87-6.52-6.5219.2619.2656.4656.4689.6589.6519.4319.4343.9243.9241.4341.430.310.310.000.002.682.68
9.TD Power Systems LtdTDPOWERSYSHeavy Electrical EquipmentsHeavy Electrical Equipments23,977.9423,977.94804.90804.90100.42100.4228.9128.91100.56100.56191.16191.1688.9288.9222.3722.3724.7224.7230.8030.800.110.110.020.023.713.71
10.Welspun Corp LtdWELCORPIron & SteelIron & Steel60,965.7160,965.712,676.602,676.6037.8037.8044.1944.19221.51221.51207.64207.6484.5784.576.486.4818.8118.8119.5719.570.220.220.250.252.812.81
11.Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders LtdMAZDOCKShipbuildingShipbuilding1,02,942.581,02,942.582,339.002,339.0039.8539.85-9.17-9.17-3.99-3.99-16.30-16.3080.7780.7710.3110.3128.8228.8228.5328.530.710.710.040.042.352.35
12.Cemindia Projects LtdCEMPROConstruction & EngineeringConstruction & Engineering21,926.9721,926.971,244.301,244.3036.6836.68-0.76-0.76124.08124.0858.2058.2072.9372.939.149.1428.2428.2440.0440.040.240.240.420.423.713.71
13.Himadri Speciality Chemical LtdHSCLCommodity ChemicalsCommodity Chemicals33,019.3333,019.33664.90664.9043.9543.95-13.87-13.8748.7548.7539.9939.9970.3570.356.936.9317.6117.6121.0121.010.120.120.160.162.472.47
14.Chennai Petroleum Corporation LtdCHENNPETROOil & Gas - Refining & MarketingOil & Gas - Refining & Marketing20,750.8020,750.801,572.901,572.906.696.6923.3723.3773.4873.48111.80111.8070.0270.021.871.8732.1332.1333.3533.354.454.450.180.183.623.62
15.Hitachi Energy India LtdPOWERINDIAHeavy Electrical EquipmentsHeavy Electrical Equipments1,52,392.911,52,392.9131,435.0031,435.00154.27154.27-13.23-13.2325.9725.9761.6261.6268.3368.3329.4429.4421.0421.0425.2025.200.020.020.020.023.113.11
16.Neuland Laboratories LimitedNEULANDLABPharmaceuticalsPharmaceuticals29,894.9229,894.9223,535.0023,535.0082.1382.135.145.1483.4783.4751.3151.3167.7567.7515.9515.9521.4221.4223.1123.110.150.150.160.162.722.72
17.Force Motors LtdFORCEMOTFour WheelersFour Wheelers24,112.5624,112.5617,705.0017,705.0019.9019.90-3.51-3.51-18.28-18.28-1.75-1.7566.0066.005.755.7533.5033.5033.8033.800.270.270.000.003.213.21
18.Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers LtdGRSEShipbuildingShipbuilding29,800.7029,800.702,427.502,427.5039.8439.84-6.81-6.81-0.88-0.883.033.0365.6865.6811.3511.3531.7931.7936.7736.770.680.680.010.013.123.12
19.Solar Industries India LtdSOLARINDSCommodity ChemicalsCommodity Chemicals1,80,075.211,80,075.2122,290.0022,290.00107.34107.3418.4418.4453.5753.5759.3959.3965.6265.6227.5027.5030.1330.1330.1730.170.060.060.230.232.302.30
20.Schneider Electric Infrastructure LtdSCHNEIDERHeavy Electrical EquipmentsHeavy Electrical Equipments29,106.1329,106.131,227.001,227.00136.93136.93-15.03-15.0335.0635.0640.3240.3260.6160.6129.8329.8324.6724.6724.9424.94--0.360.363.453.45

Disclaimer: Please note that the above table is for informational purposes only, and is not recommendatory. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing. The data is derived from Tickertape Stock Screener and is subject to real-time updates.

Selection criteria: High CAGR stocks, dervied from using 5-yr CAGR and is sorted by market cap.

What is CAGR in Stocks?

CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) measures the mean annual growth rate of an investment over a specified time period, assuming profits are reinvested. It smooths returns into a consistent yearly rate, showing how steadily an investment grows.



What are High CAGR Stocks?

High CAGR stocks are shares of companies that have delivered (or are expected to deliver) a high Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) in revenues, earnings, or share price over a period of time.

CAGR = the average annual growth rate of an investment over a specific time horizon (say 3, 5, or 10 years).

A stock with high CAGR shows consistent compounding growth, not just one-time jumps.

Example: If a company’s stock price grew from ₹100 to ₹200 in 3 years, its CAGR ≈ 24.6% per year, showcasing strong wealth creation.

Overview of the Top High CAGR Stocks

Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd

Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd is a prominent player in the iron and steel industry, focusing on sponge iron production and power generation. The company supports India's infrastructure and manufacturing sectors by supplying key raw materials and aims to expand its footprint in integrated steel production and energy solutions.

BSE Ltd

BSE Ltd operates Asia's oldest stock exchange, established in 1875, providing a trading platform for equities, derivatives, currencies, debt instruments, and mutual funds. Incorporated in 1875 and NSE-listed since 2017, the Mumbai-based company manages the benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX index, operates India INX international exchange in GIFT City, and lists 5,500+ companies with 6 microsecond trading speed.

GE Vernova T&D India Ltd

GE Vernova T&D India Ltd manufactures power transmission and distribution equipment, including transformers, circuit breakers, gas-insulated switchgear, HVDC systems, and digital grid solutions. Originally incorporated in 1957 as the English Electric Company of India and renamed in 2024, the Noida-based NSE-listed company operates five manufacturing sites with 5,000+ employees serving Indian power infrastructure and renewable integration projects.

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd builds warships, submarines, destroyers, frigates, and offshore platforms for the Indian Navy, Coast Guard, and commercial clients. Established in 1774, incorporated in 1934, and nationalised in 1960, the Mumbai-based Navratna DPSU under the Ministry of Defence is NSE-listed with 801 vessels built since 1960, currently constructing P15B destroyers, P17A frigates, and Scorpene submarines.

Apar Industries Ltd

Apar Industries Ltd manufactures conductors, cables, transformer oils, and lubricants for power transmission and distribution infrastructure. Founded in 1958 by Dharmsinh D. Desai and BSE/NSE-listed, the Mumbai-based company is the world's largest conductor manufacturer and fourth-largest transformer oil producer, operating across 140+ countries with three business segments: Conductors, Transformer & Speciality Oils, and Power/Telecom Cables.

How to Calculate the CAGR of a Stock?

CAGR = {(Ending_Value/Beginning_Value)^(1/n)} - 1

Where:
Ending Value = final price of the stock (or investment value)
Beginning Value = initial price of the stock (or investment value)
n = number of years of investment

Example:
If a stock grows from ₹100 to ₹200 in 3 years:
= {(200/100)^(1/3)} - 1 = 25.99%
So, the stock’s CAGR = ~26% per year

How to Invest in High CAGR Stocks?

Investing in high cagr stocks using Tickertape is a straightforward process. Tickertape is a powerful stock analysis and screening tool that helps you make informed investment decisions. Here’s how you can use Tickertape to invest in high cagr stocks:

  1. Sign Up and Log In: You can create an account on the Tickertape or log in if you already have one.
  2. Search for High CAGR Stocks: Go to Tickertape Stock Screener and sort the stocks with their 5Y or 3Y CAGR to find high CAGR stocks.
  3. Use Filters: You can apply over 200 filters to get stocks sorted based on criteria like market cap, P/E ratio, or dividend yield. You can create your own custom filter if your preferred parameters are not available. This can help you narrow down the top high CAGR stocks in India.
  4. Analyse Stock Data: Tickertape provides comprehensive data on each stock, including financials, performance metrics, future projections, red flags, and more. You can review this data to assess each company’s health and potential in-depth.
  5. Add to Watchlist: You may keep track of potential investments by adding them to your watchlist.
  6. Invest Through Your Broker: Once you’ve identified high cagr stocks that align with your investment thesis, you can place a buy order through your brokerage account linked to Tickertape.

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Advantages of Investing in High CAGR Stocks

Compounding Growth

Companies sustaining high revenue and profit CAGR can expand their earnings base rapidly. This compounding may support long-term business scale when growth remains profitable and consistent.

Expanding Sectors

High-growth companies often operate in expanding industries. India’s digital economy could contribute nearly 20% of GDP by 2030, supporting technology-led business opportunities.

Market Share Gains

Companies growing faster than their industries may gain customers, distribution reach or production capacity. These gains can strengthen competitive positioning and create operating leverage over time.

Innovation Exposure

High CAGR stocks can provide exposure to emerging areas such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy and data centres. India’s data-centre market may grow at 10.01% annually through 2034.

Economic Tailwinds

India’s projected 6.4% real GDP growth in 2026 can support consumption, credit demand and business investment, creating a favourable environment for selected growth-oriented companies.

Risks of Investing in High CAGR Stocks

Expensive Valuations

Strong historical growth can lead to high valuation multiples. Share prices may fall sharply when earnings growth slows, or companies fail to meet elevated market expectations.

Growth Slowdown

Past CAGR does not guarantee future performance. A larger revenue base, market saturation or stronger competition can make it increasingly difficult to maintain previous growth rates.

Cash Flow Gaps

Some high-growth companies prioritise expansion over cash generation. Rapid revenue growth may therefore coexist with negative free cash flow, rising working capital or repeated fundraising requirements.

Execution Pressure

Fast expansion requires new capacity, employees, technology and distribution. Delays, quality issues or poor integration can increase costs and weaken the profitability expected from growth plans.

Sector Concentration

High-CAGR stocks often cluster in fashionable sectors, increasing sensitivity to regulatory changes, funding cycles, and demand corrections. Sector-focused exposure generally carries higher concentration risk.

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Factors to Consider Before Investing in High CAGR Stocks

Growth Consistency

Revenue and profit CAGRs across three-, five-, and ten-year periods show whether growth remained consistent or resulted from a low base, an acquisition, or a single exceptional year.

Profit Quality

Operating margins, cash flows and return ratios indicate whether growth creates economic value. SEBI’s investor guidance includes earnings, debt, and industry prospects as part of fundamental analysis.

Valuation Levels

Price-to-earnings, price-to-sales, and enterprise-value multiples reflect how much expected growth the market has already priced in. Higher valuations generally require stronger future execution to remain supported.

Balance Sheet

Debt, interest coverage and funding requirements influence financial resilience. Companies relying heavily on borrowed capital may face greater pressure when interest rates rise, or cash flows weaken.

Industry Outlook

The company’s growth rate carries more context when compared with its industry. For example, India’s technology sector was projected to reach $300 bn in FY26.

Conclusion

High CAGR stocks can be powerful wealth creators, compounding investor returns year after year. But a rising CAGR alone doesn’t guarantee success; investors must evaluate whether growth is sustainable, profitable, and reasonably valued.

With Tickertape Stock Screener, you can screen high CAGR stocks on over 200+ filters and identify companies with strong revenue and earnings CAGR across sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions on High CAGR Stocks

  1. What are High CAGR Stocks?

    High CAGR stocks are companies that have delivered strong and consistent growth in revenue, earnings or market value over multiple years, indicating sustained business expansion and scalability.

  2. How to invest in High CAGR Stocks?

    Here’s how users can explore high CAGR stocks for next 10 years:

    1. Go to the Tickertape Stock Screener
    2. Sort the stocks according to their 3Y, 5Y or 10Y CAGR.
    3. From the High CAGR Stocks for next 10 years, analyse and sort the High CAGR Stocks using over 200+ filters - including valuation ratios, financials, technical indicators, and more - based on your investment thesis.
    4. Review the filtered list, and identify stocks that best align with your risk appetite, return expectations, and investment goals.
    5. Once you've shortlisted the high CAGR stocks for next 10 years, click ‘Place Order’ to invest in your preferred High CAGR Stocks.

    Disclaimer: Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing.

  3. How to choose High CAGR Stocks for investing?

    Analysis of high-CAGR stocks in India generally covers revenue and earnings consistency, business scalability, industry growth, valuation, cash flows, and the sustainability of historical CAGRs. Comparisons with sector benchmarks can provide additional context.

    Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a recommendation. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing.

  4. Do High CAGR Stocks offer regular dividends?

    Companies among the highest CAGR stocks last 5 years may or may not pay regular dividends. Growth-focused businesses often reinvest profits in capacity, products, or market expansion rather than distributing them.

    Disclaimer: The latest data on dividends is derived from Tickertape Stock Screener.

  5. What are the factors affecting High CAGR share prices?

    1. Growth Sustainability: The ability of more than 50 CAGR stocks to maintain historical revenue and earnings growth influences future market expectations.
    2. Valuation Metrics: High-growth companies often trade at premium valuations, making their share prices sensitive to changes in growth expectations and market sentiment.
    3. Earnings Surprises: Quarterly results that fall below market expectations can lead to sharp price corrections, even when the company continues reporting positive growth.
    4. Sector Growth Trends: Industry expansion, competition, regulation and demand conditions influence how markets assess a company’s future growth potential.
    5. Macroeconomic Factors: Interest rates, inflation, demand cycles and global competitiveness can influence earnings forecasts and valuations across high-growth companies.
    Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a recommendation. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing.

  6. What are the top high CAGR stocks in India?

    The following highest CAGR stocks last 5 years are listed based on their 5-year CAGR:

    1. Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd
    2. BSE Ltd
    3. GE Vernova T&D India Ltd
    4. Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd
    5. Apar Industries Ltd

    Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a recommendation. Do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing in anything.