Up to 5,500% Return! BSE, Adani Enterprises Among India's Top 10 Fastest Wealth Creators

Up to 5,500% Return! BSE, Adani Enterprises Among India's Top 10 Fastest Wealth Creators

Updated on 13 Dec 2025 Category: Business • Author: Scoopliner Editorial Team
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Motilal Oswal study reveals India's fastest wealth creators from 2020-2025. BSE, Rail Vikas Nigam, and Jindal Stainless delivered top shareholder returns.


A recent wealth creation study by Motilal Oswal Financial Services highlights the companies that generated the highest shareholder returns in India between 2020 and 2025. This period saw significant disruption from Covid-19, followed by a strong earnings recovery and a reassessment of valuations in specific sectors.

The study analyzed total shareholder returns, profit growth, and market capitalization growth to pinpoint the fastest wealth-generating companies over the five-year timeframe.

**Top Wealth Creators**

BSE led the pack, delivering a 56-fold (5,500%) total return, supported by a 124% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in profit growth.

Rail Vikas Nigam followed, posting a 28-fold return. This growth was fueled by government infrastructure spending, which drove an almost tenfold increase in the company's market value.

Jindal Stainless delivered a 25-fold return, backed by a 90% CAGR in profits. The company's market capitalization rose significantly, benefiting from robust domestic demand, import substitution, and improved pricing power.

GE Vernova T&D achieved profitability during the period, resulting in a 21-fold return as India's power transmission and renewable energy integration efforts gained momentum.

FACT generated a 20-fold return, with profits compounding at an 82% CAGR. Improved capacity utilization, favorable government policies, and enhanced cost management transformed the company's earnings, leading to substantial market capitalization growth, even within a traditionally cyclical industry.

Dixon Technologies posted an 18-fold return, reflecting India's drive to expand electronics manufacturing. The company's profits grew at a 79% CAGR, driven by Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and the addition of global clients.

Source: The Economic Times   •   13 Dec 2025

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