Multibagger Stock: Sometimes such stocks appear in the stock market which silently give multibagger returns to the investors. One such name is Telecanor Global Limited, which has surprised investors by showing a huge growth of 429% in the last one year. Now after the latest quarterly results of the company, this stock is going to be in special focus in the market on Monday.

The company announced its December quarter (Q3 FY26) results. According to the data, the company’s revenue during October-December 2025 was Rs 6.87 crore. The biggest thing is that the company registered a net profit of Rs 3.16 crore in this quarter, whereas it had incurred a loss of Rs 14 lakh in the same period last year. According to the company management, this change reflects the stability and financial improvement in the business. This transition from loss to profit is being considered a positive sign for investors.

Strong performance quarter after quarter
Even if we compare on a quarterly basis, the picture looks strong. The company’s revenue in the second quarter was Rs 5.74 crore, which increased to Rs 6.87 crore in the third quarter. At the same time, profit increased from Rs 2.53 crore to Rs 3.16 crore—an increase of about 25%. The continuously improving results indicate that the company’s operational performance is stabilising.

sharp rally in shares
On Friday, the stock closed at Rs 40.47 on BSE with a gain of 5%. It has registered a rise of 187% in the last three months and 304% in six months. The jump of 429% in one year has brought it into the category of multibagger. The company’s 52-week high has been Rs 46.87 and low Rs 5.37. The current market cap is around Rs 38.88 crore.

What will be the trend going forward?
This stock, which has shown returns of 633% in two years and 409% in five years, is now in the eye of traders and short-term investors. After the latest quarterly results, there may be a sharp movement in it on Monday. However, experts believe that after such a strong rally, investors should act cautiously and take decisions only after understanding the fundamentals of the company.