Price gains in at least 8 of the last 10 years
Only companies with ten full years of price history can appear here, because the test counts the last ten one-year periods and how many ended with a higher price. It is a measure of how often a price rose year over year, not of how much it rose.
- Price ended higher in at least 8 of the last 10 one-year periods
- Market cap above ₹500 crore
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Tests A company must pass every one.
- ConsistencyGains in last 10 yrsat least 8 /10
- ValuationMarket capabove 500 ₹ Cr
Showing companies with Price ended higher in at least 8 of the last 10 one-year periods and Market cap above ₹500 crore.
No company passes every test in the latest data.
How to read this list
The count uses one-year periods that each end on the anniversary of the latest trading day, with prices adjusted for splits and bonuses. A stock can gain in most years and still have one very large fall, so read this next to the worst-year figure on its page.
Ten years is a long window, but it still covers only one market cycle for many companies. Newer listings are missing from this page only because they do not yet have enough history.
Limits to keep in mind
- Companies listed less than 10 years ago are left out for lack of history.
- The count shows how often the price rose, not by how much.
- Past performance does not indicate future results.
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