Share Market News / This is a staggering earning, a share of 12 paise made a person a millionaire in 5 years

Share Market News: Global developments such as tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump and the Israel-Iran war have led to a sharp increase in geopolitical tensions in recent months. This volatile environment has also had a direct impact on the Indian stock market, where volatility has made it a big challenge for investors to find reliable and sustainable stocks. But in this period, there is one such stock that has given investors great returns by setting aside all fears - Hazur Multi Projects.

Journey from ₹ 0.12 to ₹ 39.19: Hazur's multibagger avatar

Hazur Multi Projects is a stock that has shown tremendous growth in the last five years. Available at a price of just ₹ 0.12 in June 2020, this stock has now taken off to ₹ 39.19 on BSE. This means that if an investor had invested ₹1 lakh in this stock in June 2020, its value would have been around ₹3.27 crore today. This is a dream return for any investor.

Recent performance: Long term bright, short term sluggish

On Friday, the stock of Huzur Multi Projects opened at ₹38.50 and closed the trading session at ₹39.19, up nearly 2.5%. In five years, it has gained 32,558% — making it a classic multibagger.

However, performance has slowed down a bit in recent months:

• The stock has gained only 13% in the last one year.
• It has declined 21% in the last six months.
• Since the start of 2025, it has given a loss of about 27% — it was at more than ₹53 in January.
• Company's financials: Decline in fourth quarter
• Hazur Multi Projects' performance in the fourth quarter of FY 2024-25 was weaker than expected:
• The company's net profit declined 69% to ₹16.78 crore from ₹53.93 crore in the same period last year.
• Revenue from its core real estate operation declined 46% to ₹249 crore from ₹464 crore last year.

Dividend expectations remain

The company has declared a final dividend of ₹0.20 per equity share of ₹1 face value on 30 May 2025, which is a positive sign for shareholders. This is a dividend of 20% of the total share value, which shows that the company is trying to maintain consistency in its dividend distribution.

Conclusion: Reliable in the long term despite the risks

Hazur Multi Projects has shown how investing in the right stock at the right time can yield huge profits in the long term. Although the company's current quarterly results are a bit weak and the stock remains volatile, it still remains an attractive option for long-term investors.