The stock gave multibagger returns of 128 per cent in just 6 months, 687 per cent in 1 year and a whopping 7,300 per cent in 3 years.

The financial sector pulled down Indian equities as they opened on Friday but gains in IT firms prevented further declines in spite of Accenture's warning of decreased customer spending. 

Indian indices Sensex and Nifty50 experienced significant losses on Monday as worries about further aggressive increases in benchmark interest rates continue to worry investors around the world. 

Olectra Greentech increased by 13.33 per cent.

Despite being a weak market on Friday, there were few penny stocks that touched 5 per upper circuit each and they gave multibagger returns in just 6 months. 

On BSE today, about 1,897 shares have advanced, 1,699 declined and 195 are unchanged. 

The stock gave multibagger returns of 320 per cent in just 6 months whereas BSE Small-cap Index is up by only 1.90 per cent. 

On Thursday, the leading indices saw very slight losses. After reaching the day's high of 17,653.90 in morning session, the Nifty fell below the 17,550 levels.

On Tuesday, Indian equity indices sustained their opening gains following a positive start, tracking upward trends in global markets.

S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 indices of Indian stock market opened modestly on Friday amid volatile trading on the international markets due to ongoing worries about sharp increase in interest rates.

The Indian equity barometer is trading with modest losses.

Due to selling pressure in the banking and IT sectors, the Indian market indices Sensex and Nifty50 gave up early gains on Tuesday. Heavyweights including HDFC Bank, Infosys, Reliance and TCS, which released its quarterly results the day before, were the main drags on the major indices. However, gains in sectors like auto and metal prevented both the Sensex and Nifty50 from suffering further losses. 

The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, surged by 876 points at 11:30 IST and is currently trading at a level of 60,777.

The benchmark indices were trading mixed this week. On Friday, BSE Sensex closed on a negative note, down around 452.90 points or 0.75 per cent at 59,900.37.  About 1,330 shares had advanced, 2,178 declined and 130 were unchanged.

The domestic equities indices reached a new intraday low while continuing their downward trend. 

The S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 Indian leading indices are trading higher on Tuesday.

On Friday, equity benchmarks fell along with sluggish global market trends, as investors' confidence remained subdued in light of the COVID surge happening in several countries.