Microcaps can be multibaggers, but it’s a ‘chakravyuh’. Here’s a plan

Abhinav Kaul • July 04, 2023 / 12:48 IST

Micro-caps in India often fly under the radar of research analysts, with more than 40 percent of companies receiving no analyst coverage at all and only 12 percent of the stocks having coverage by more than five analysts.

According to ICICI Securities’ recent report the micro-cap space is the last bastion of relatively cheap valuations in a rising bull market environment.

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Microcaps can be multibaggers, but it’s a ‘chakravyuh’. Here’s a plan

Micro-caps in India often fly under the radar of research analysts, with more than 40 percent of companies receiving no analyst coverage at all and only 12 percent of the stocks having coverage by more than five analysts.

What Do You Get