Ather Energy and 4 other stocks that delivered returns of up to 89% in last 3 months to keep an eye on

Over the last three months, five stocks across electric vehicles, high-performance computing and AI infrastructure, alcoholic beverages, auto ancillaries, and railway signalling have surged sharply, delivering standout gains of up to 89%. A combination of sectoral tailwinds—ranging from AI-led capex and EV adoption to festive-driven consumption, improving auto volumes, and rail modernization—has powered strong price momentum and re-rating in these names.

What’s powering the rally?

• AI and cloud infrastructure capex boosting demand for servers and HPC systems
• Accelerating EV adoption, supported by ecosystem innovation and charging infrastructure
• Consumption uplift and festive season tailwinds aiding mass-market beverages
• Auto sector recovery driving volumes for component suppliers
• Government-led capex on railway electrification, signalling, and modernization

Netweb Technologies (HPC/AI compute)

Netweb Technologies designs and manufactures supercomputing systems, AI compute servers, private cloud hardware, storage servers, and data center solutions. It serves hyperscalers, defence, government, research institutions, and large enterprises—well placed to benefit from AI and cloud infrastructure spending.

Performance snapshot: The stock has advanced about 60% in the last three months, rising from Rs. 2,146.80 (Aug 7) to current levels. It recently closed at Rs. 3,437.50 per share versus a previous close of Rs. 3,300.85. Market capitalization stands at approximately Rs. 19,474 crore.

Ather Energy (EV – premium electric scooters)

Ather Energy is a leading Indian EV player focused on premium electric scooters and charging infrastructure. With in-house development spanning software, battery management, fast charging, and OTA updates, Ather has built a strong brand in urban two-wheeler electrification.

Performance snapshot: The stock has delivered around 64% returns in three months, moving from Rs. 398.05 (Aug 7) to current levels. It closed at Rs. 654.70 per share compared with a previous close of Rs. 634.65. Market capitalization is about Rs. 24,920 crore.

G M Breweries (Alcoholic beverages)

G M Breweries manufactures and sells alcoholic beverages, with a core focus on country liquor and IMFL in Maharashtra. Known for disciplined cost control, healthy cash generation, and a lean balance sheet, the company caters to mass-consumption, affordable segments.

Performance snapshot: The share price has climbed roughly 79% over the last three months, from Rs. 686.50 (Aug 7) to current levels. It last closed at Rs. 1,232.10 per share versus a previous close of Rs. 1,224.05. Market capitalization is around Rs. 2,814 crore.

Bharat Seats (Auto ancillaries – seating and interiors)

Bharat Seats manufactures seating systems, moulded carpets, roof headliners, and other interior components for passenger vehicles and two-wheelers. Key clients include Maruti Suzuki, Toyota, and Suzuki Motorcycle, linking its fortunes closely to India’s PV and 2W volume trends.

Performance snapshot: The stock has gained about 85% in three months, up from Rs. 107.71 (Aug 7) to current levels. It closed at Rs. 198.45 per share versus a previous close of Rs. 203.70. Market capitalization is approximately Rs. 1,246 crore.

Concord Control Systems (Railway signalling and electrification)

Concord Control Systems manufactures railway signalling equipment, control panels, safety and electrical components for coaches, and wiring systems for locomotives and rolling stock. Its core exposure to Indian Railways and metro projects positions it well for railway modernization and electrification spending.

Performance snapshot: The stock has been the standout mover, delivering about 89% returns over the period, from Rs. 1,046.88 (Aug 7) to current levels. It closed at Rs. 1,979 per share compared with a previous close of Rs. 1,886.35. Market capitalization stands near Rs. 2,002 crore.

Bottom line

These five names have decisively outperformed the broader market over the last 90 days, supported by strong sector fundamentals and investment flows into AI infrastructure, EVs, consumption, autos, and railway capex. While momentum remains robust, investors should account for volatility after sharp run-ups and align any decisions with their risk profile and investment horizon.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Always conduct your own research or consult a financial advisor before investing.