Multibagger: Fiem Industries Zoomed Over 900% In Five Years — What Should Investors Do?
Analysts at Mirae Asset Securities and Choice Equity Broking have 'add' rating on the stock, whereas Monarch Networth Capital and Equirus Securities recommend 'buy'.
The stock of Fiem Industries Ltd., an auto components maker, has rallied over 900% in the last five years. Even as the scrip has delivered a return of 26.46% on a year-to-date basis, the five-year return of the stock stands at 915.50%.
The experts' take on the counter is upbeat as four out of seven analysts tracking the multibagger stock have a 'buy' call and three have a 'hold' rating, according to Bloomberg data.
Analysts at Mirae Asset Securities and Choice Equity Broking have 'add' rating on the stock. Meanwhile, Monarch Networth Capital and Equirus Securities have a 'buy' rating on the stock. Elara Capital has 'accumulate' rating on the stock. The target price is set at Rs 1,999, implying a 6.7% potential upside.
Fiem Industries Share Price In Five Years
In the last five years, the stock's share price had hit a low of Rs 177.80 in July 2020, before it saw a steady climb through the years ahead. The scrip's five year high was Rs 1,944.50 in June 2025.
Fiem Industries Price Last Year
The stock has delivered positive returns of 26.46% on a year-to-date basis, whereas the 12-month return is of 392.15%.
During this period, the scrip had hit a low of Rs 1,297.50 on April 7, before it advanced to a high of Rs 1,874.10 on June 16.
About The Company
Fiem Industries is a leading manufacturer of automotive lighting, signalling equipment, rear view mirrors, sheet metal and plastic parts in India with latest addition as canister. The company's major business comes from the two-wheeler segment of the automobile industry.
With a strong presence in automotive components industry, the company has diversified into LED luminaries for indoor and outdoor applications and integrated passenger information system with LED display or IPIS.
The company's manufacturing facilities are spread across various states including Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat.
