4 Tata Hidden Stock Trading: 100–175% Returns in a Year, From Rs. 400–9,000; Technical Analysis

Due to the recent intense emphasis on Tata Sons’ IPO—which, if it ever happens, is anticipated to be India’s biggest IPO—Tata Group equities have seen significant declines. Nonetheless, there are four undervalued equities that have become multibaggers in the last year and are backed by the Tata Group that many people are unaware of. Massive 100% to 175% annual returns have been generated by these four Tata secret stocks. These include TRF, Benares Hotels, Artson Engineering, and Automotive Stampings and Assemblies.

Three smallcap stocks and one penny stock make up the four hidden stocks. The four come from a variety of industry sectors, including hotels, engineering, and metallurgy.

Automotive Stampings & Assembles: In Friday’s early session, Automotive Stampings increased by 1.41% to reach an intraday high of Rs 606.05 each on BSE with a market valuation of Rs 960.35 crore. 4 Tata Hidden Stock Trading From Rs 400-To-9,000, Gives 100-175% Returns In 1 Year 1. The stock reached an upper circuit of 10% the day before, at Rs 597.60 a share.

The 52-week high and low of the stock are, respectively, Rs 720 and Rs 246.15 per share. As of right moment, the stock has surged by 110.6% in a year.

The business started commercial production at its new manufacturing facility in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, earlier in March.

With 1,18,98,296 shares, or a 75% interest, Tata Autocomp Systems is the largest promoter stakeholder in Automotive Stampings.

For use in tractors, commercial vehicles, and passenger cars, ASAL produces and distributes sheet metal components, welded assemblies, and modules. Body-In-White (BIW) structural panels, skin panels, fuel tanks, rear twist beams, oil sump pumps, and suspension are among the products offered.

The stock is trading above five out of eight SMAs and has a weekly average delivery volume of 50.15%, according to Trendlyne data. But four of the nine oscillators in the negative zone are doing worse than the stock. Overall, its technicals are steady and in the middle range. The RSI and MFI are at 50.5 and 51.5, respectively, and are steady since these two technical indicators are seen as overbought above 70 and oversold below 30.

2. Artson Engineering Ltd.: With a market valuation of Rs. 573.18 crore, Artson Engineering’s share price saw a 5% decline on the BSE on Friday. The 52-week high and low of the stock are, respectively, Rs 62 and Rs 218.10 per share.

The stock is a multibagger notwithstanding the most recent setback; it has increased many times from its one-year lows and yearly. Artson’s stake on BSE surged 117.6% in a year. The stock was trading at around Rs 71 on March 15, the previous year.

Based in Hyderabad, Artson Engineering Limited is an Engineering, Manufacturing, and Construction (EMC) Contracting company that offers a wide range of services in the areas of Industrial Services, Ship Construction, Petrochemicals, Power, Metallurgy, Construction of Bulk Liquid Storage Farms, Industrial Piping, Structure Fabrication, and Ship Manufacturing.

Founded in 1978 by a group of independent founders, AEL became a subsidiary of TPL in 2007–08 when TATA PROJECTS LIMITED acquired a 75% share in the company.

Additionally, Artson recently said that production and shipment have started at its new facility in Raigad, Maharashtra.

The stock has a weekly average delivery volume of 100%, according to Trendlyne. At the moment, it is trading in the negative zone below 7 out of 9 oscillators and below 6 out of 8 SMAs. The stock’s MFI and RSI, at 41.8 and 50.2, respectively, are staying steady. However, the MACD signal is very bearish at (-)1.4, below both its signal and center line.

TRF Ltd.: The next firm to be discussed is TRF, where Tata Steel has the highest position (37,55,235 shares, or 34.12%) in the business. Tata Industries also owns 1,960 shares, or 0.02% of the total.

With a market valuation of Rs 464.69 crore, the price of TRF shares on the BSE has stagnated at a 2% lower circuit, or Rs 422.25 a share. TRF is a penny stock; its market value is less than 500 crore rupees. Even with the most recent decline, TRF remains a multibagger. Its 52-week high is now at Rs 509.35, while its low is at Rs 153. TRF shares have now increased by 161.20% on the BSE in a year.

TRF Limited was founded in 1962 and is a member of the Tata Group of Companies, which comprises over 90 businesses working in seven industries across more than 80 nations. It has commissioned several turnkey projects and is active in foreign markets. The market is familiar with TRF’s material handling systems and products because of their durability, productivity, and dependability. TRF wants to become a leader in technology for bulk material handling equipment and services.

The stock has a weekly average delivery volume of 100%, according Trendlyne statistics. Although it is below four of the nine oscillators in the negative zone, it is trading above five of the eight SMAs. At 52.2 and 39.5, respectively, the RSI and MFI remain steady. At 33.3, the MACD signal is below the signal line but above the center line. Technically speaking, the momentum score of 70.97 is good.

Hotels in Benares: Benares saw an increase of about 2%, reaching an intraday high of Rs 9,079.75 per room. Over Rs 1,155 crore is its market capitalization.

Benares may be a smallcap, but it’s the most expensive Tata stock per share. Its 52-week high is at Rs 10,051, while its low is at Rs 3,050 per share.

As of right present, the stock on BSE has increased by 176.3% in only a year.

Through The Indian Hotels, a hotel and tourist firm, Tata has stakes in Benares. Indian Hotels owned 6,43,825 equity shares, or 49.53%, of Benares as of December 31, 2023.

Founded in 1971, Benares Hotels Limited is a publicly traded limited corporation. The Ginger Hotel, Gondia in Maharashtra, and the Taj Ganges and Nadesar Palace in Varanasi are run by the company.

The majority of its technical indicators are constant or favorable. The stock has a weekly average delivery volume of 73.19%, according to Trendlyne data. It is now trading below 4 out of 8 SMAs and below 6 out of 9 negative oscillators. The MFI is 26.7, which is seen as oversold, and the RSI is 45.6. Benares is thus yet underappreciated. Technically speaking, its momentum score of 55.3 is neutral. Its MACD signal, however, is at (-)74.2, indicating a bearish tone.