Penny Stock Turns Multibagger: Rs 1 Lakh Becomes Rs 14.5 Lakh In Seven Years

The Indian stock market has witnessed another remarkable multibagger story with Pulsar International. According to market reports, the company’s share price, which was just Rs 0.070 in March 2019, has surged to Rs 1.02 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in February 2026.  

This meteoric rise translates into a staggering 1,357 percent return, turning an investment of Rs 1 lakh into Rs 14.5 lakh over seven years. Despite recent drawdowns, the stock has maintained its reputation as a wealth multiplier, underscoring the unpredictable yet rewarding nature of penny stock investments.  

Analysts attribute the surge to strong domestic inflows, improving corporate earnings, and expanding retail participation in India’s equity markets. However, they caution that penny stocks carry high volatility and liquidity risks, making them suitable only for investors with high risk tolerance.  

Key highlights from the announcement include  

• Pulsar International surged 1,357 percent since 2019  
• Stock price rose from Rs 0.070 to Rs 1.02 on BSE  
• Rs 1 lakh investment grew to Rs 14.5 lakh in seven years  
• Strong domestic inflows and retail participation supported growth  
• Penny stocks remain high-risk despite multibagger potential  

Industry experts note that while such success stories inspire investors, careful due diligence and risk management are essential when investing in penny stocks.  

Sources: Mint, MSN, Smallcase