10 smallcap stocks soar up to 230% this year, 3 turn multibaggers. Do you own any?

While the Nifty 50 has struggled to gain momentum, India's smallcap segment has continued to outperform. Experts believe smallcap stocks currently offer greater growth potential than largecaps. Here's a look at the top 10 best-performing smallcap stocks by year-to-date (YTD) returns.

HFCL has emerged as the best-performing smallcap stock on a YTD basis, surging 230.99%. The stock has also gained 12.4% in the past month, 175.11% over one year and 245.47% over three years.

Balaji Amines has rallied 111.58% so far this year. The stock has also returned 7.35% in the past month, 34.63% over one year and 7.18% over three years.

Welspun Corp has gained 106.78% YTD. It is up 20.51% in the past month, 82.35% over one year and 451.05% over three years.

Kirloskar Oil Engines has advanced 96.6% YTD. The stock has also gained 20.8% in the past month, 161.06% over one year and 471.32% over three years.

Syrma SGS Technology has climbed 94.22% so far this year. It has also risen 5.72% in the past month, 101.93% over one year and 199.67% over three years.

Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company has gained 86.28% YTD. The stock is up 3.29% in the past month, 55.53% over one year and 14.02% over three years.

Schneider Electric Infrastructure has delivered an 83.54% YTD return. The stock has also gained 1.98% in the past month, 46.32% over one year and 353.3% over three years.

Aegis Logistics has risen 80.81% so far this year. It has also gained 28.86% in the past month, 75.07% over one year and 261.02% over three years.

Jammu and Kashmir Bank has advanced 77.2% YTD. The stock has also gained 9.1% in the past month, 56.08% over one year and 154.08% over three years.

INOX India has gained 75.86% so far this year. The stock is up 10.04% in the past month and 61.46% over one year, while its three-year return remains flat.
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