5 multibaggers from Ashish Kacholia's portfolio log blockbuster Q1 nos, PAT jumps up to 222%

Ace investor Ashish Kacholia's 38-stock portfolio comprises 10 multibaggers with up to 205% returns over a 1-year period. Out of these, five delivered strong April-June quarter results with both earnings and sales growth above the 20% mark on the year-on-year basis. Profit after tax (PAT) for NIIT was highest at 222%, while revenue jumped most for Raghav Productivity.

Gurgaon-based NIIT, which offers learning solutions, has rallied 121% over the last one year while returning 47% in 2024, so far. The company's earnings were equally significant as its net profit for the quarter went by, standing at 222% year-on-year while its sales grew at 32%.

The next highest PAT was from Garware Hi-Tech Films at 102% YoY with revenue growth reported at 25%. This stock has been the second best performer in terms of 1-year returns in Kacholia's portfolio with returns of 173%. Its year-to-date returns stand at an impressive 143%.


Raghav Productivity Enhancers, Aditya Vision and Gravita India are next in the order with net profit growth at 44%, 42% and 29%, respectively. Their sales growth in Q1FY25 stood at 49%, 39% and 29% in the pecking order.

One-year returns in the case of Raghav Productivity, Aditya Vision and Gravita are 132%, 121% and 173%, respectively.


PCBL, an RP Sanjiv Goenka Group company, is another multibagger counter with returns of 205%. The stock delivered 8% YoY growth in PAT in the said quarter though revenues jumped by 59%.

Another multibagger Shaily Engineering Plastics with 173% returns reported sales growth at 14.04% while the PAT jumped by 38%.

Genesys International Corporation, a smallcap counter with a market capitalisation of Rs 3,200 crore on the BSE has given returns of 128% over the past 12 months. The company jumped into profits in Q1FY25 from a YoY loss in the corresponding quarter aided by a 61% jump in its quarterly sales.

Mumbai-based Bharat Bijlee, which manufactures transformers is another top performer in terms of 1-year returns, delivering 187% returns. It saw its April-June quarter sales and PAT go down by 15% and 6%, respectively.

Meanwhile, real estate developer TARC saw not just an 87% decline in June quarter revenue 86.95, it slipped into losses in the same quarter. However, its returns remain top notch at Rs 154.67.

Not all are winners despite a good quarterly show. For instance, SG Finserve's one year returns stand at negative 28.56%. Its sales and profit jumped 25% and 19%, respectively in the June 2025 quarter. Likewise, Ugro Capital's price has eroded by 20% in the past year. In the last quarter, it reported revenue and PAT growth at 37% and 30%, respectively.

Other laggards in Kacholia's portfolio whose share prices have declined in the 1-year period are are AMI Organics (-3.06%), Barbeque-Nation Hospitality (-6.68), Best Agrolife (-44.15%), HLE Glascoat (-26.53%) and La Opala RG (-23.48%).

Citing the latest corporate shareholdings filed by this D-Street bull, Trendlyne estimates his portfolio's net worth at Rs 3,022.6 crore.

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