Klein-end-MultiBagger stock jump 18% to the Indian stock market. Do you own?

Shares of small-cap multi-powerer stock integrated industries rose almost 18 percent on Monday, August 18 in the inner-day trade, to broad profits in Indian markets. Investor optimism was fueled by the relief of global windwinds, the hope of a resolution in the Russia Cocraine conflict, possible reconsideration of secondary rates on India by US President Donald Trump, and S&P’s upgrading of India’s credit rating. These factors lifted risk appetite and driven the benchmark indices higher. The Sensex opened at 81,315.79 compared to the previous closure of 80,597.66 and climbed with more than 1100 points, or 1.4 percent, and reached an intraday high of 81,765,77. The Nifty 50 started on 24,938.20, higher than 24,631.30, and touched an intraday peak of 25.022, with a profit of 1.6 percent. The broader positive sentiment in the market has boosted small -capitals such as integrated industries, which have a significant buying interest. The first results of the Q1 integrated industries achieved a strong financial results for the quarter ended June 2025. Net sales rose 78.29 percent year -on -year to £ 249.85, representing the highest quarterly sales in the past five quarters. Operating profit rose to £ 25.51, and continued a trend to quarterly growth, while profit before tax (PBT) reached £ 24.73 crore, with 77.79 percent year. Profit to Tax (PAT) climbed to £ 19.69 crore, with an increase of 51.7 percent. Earns per share (EPS) has improved to £ 0.84, reflecting stronger profitability and improved returns for shareholders. The share prices trends -integrated industrial shares jumped to 17.7 percent to touch a peak of £ 23. The share remains 49 percent below its 52-week peak of £ 44.94, which was recorded in October 2024, while the 52-Week Low Point of £ 17.16 in April 2025. Over the past year, the share has lost more than half of its investors wealth. In the long run, however, it was a multibagger, which produces an extraordinary 66,618 percent rally over five years. Monthly performance shows volatility, with August by 10 percent, after a 16 percent drop in July and a 14 percent drop in June. April offered a 31 percent rally after six months of consistent losses from October 2024 to March 2025. Formerly known as Integrated Technologies Ltd., the company was renamed Integrated Industries Limited in May 2023. The company markets its products under the Richlite, Funreat and Canberra brands, with exports to countries, including the UAE, Somalia, Tanzania, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Congo, Kenya, Rwanda and Seychelles. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, and not of currency. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.