Multibagger Welspun Corp Shares Zoom 1000% In Five Years — What Should Investors Do?
Large diameter pipes manufacturer Welspun Corp is now a multibagger stock as the scrip rallied over 1000% in last five years.
The scrip, has delivered a return of 72.93% in the last 12 months, while the return in last five years 992.48%. In the year so far, it has reported a gain of 7.98%, it has recorded a high of Rs 994 on June 10 and a low of Rs 664.30 on April 7.
Welspun Analyst, Management Outlook
All the six analysts tracked by Bloomberg have a 'buy' call on the counter, indicating a bullish outlook. The average 12-month consensus price target of Rs 1,004.75 implies an upside potential of 13.4%.
The company had recently bagged a repeat export order for the supply of 50 kilometres of LSAW Pipes and Bends, for a critical offshore project in the Middle East.
Since May 7, 2025, Welspun Corp has received orders cumulatively valued at nearly Rs 450 crore for our India pipes facility. These orders will be executed in fiscal 2026 & fiscal 2027.
The company reported a total income of Rs 14,167 crore for the fiscal ending March 2025, with net profit seeing a dramatic advance of 71.8% to Rs 1,908 crore. On the operating side, earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation came up to Rs 1,858 crore, while margins stood at 13.1%.
Welspun Corp's management has also provided a strong outlook for fiscal 2026, projecting a robust year-on-year revenue growth of 25%, reaching Rs 17,500 crore compared to Rs 13,978 crore in the previous year.
Ebitda is also expected to grow significantly by 18%, rising to Rs 2,200 crore from Rs 1,858 crore. The company anticipates maintaining a healthy return on capital employed of more than 20%, reflecting efficient capital utilisation. Additionally, Welspun Corp aims to keep its net debt to Ebitda ratio below 1, indicating a strong balance sheet and prudent financial management.
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