Mid-cap stocks with market capitalisation between ₹5,000 crore and ₹20,000 crore provide a balanced mix of growth potential and controlled risk. Mid Cap companies usually have established business models but still grow rapidly, making them good bets for long-term investors seeking wealth creation over large-cap stocks.
The following are 10 good mid-cap stocks that are suitable for long-term investment in 2025:
1. CDSL
Central Depository Services Limited is one of the two leading securities depositories in India, established in 1999. It is based on growth of Beneficial Owner accounts and number of Depository Participants.
Mkt Cap: ₹33,190 cr.
LMP: ₹1590
2. Astral Ltd
Astral Limited is a provider of polymer piping systems that introduced CPVC pipes in India in 1998. The company has recorded regular profits, although the recent numbers have recorded decline YoY and QoQ.
Mkt Cap: ₹39,200 cr.
LMP: ₹1451
3. Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL)
RVNL is in the business of executing all types of railway projects including new lines, gauge conversion, institution building and so on. The profits of the company have declined recently but the strong fundamentals promise a good investment in long term.
Mkt Cap: ₹75,000 cr.
LMP: ₹360
4. Max Healthcare Institute Ltd
Max Healthcare operates a chain of multi-specialty hospitals and diagnostic clinics in India. It has a robust network of oncology, cardiology, neurology, and orthopedics. With the increase in healthcare needs of India and Max’s emphasis on quality and innovation, it is a good investment in the healthcare industry.
Mkt Cap: ₹1,00,000 Cr. (High PE)
LMP: ₹1160
5. HDFC Asset Management Company Ltd
HDFC AMC is one of India’s leading asset management companies, providing mutual funds in equity, debt, and hybrid classes. Its well-established brand, solid investor base, and digital push form a solid base for long-term growth with growing penetration of mutual funds in India.
Mkt Cap: ₹1,25,000 cr. (High PE)
LMP: ₹5800
6. Fine Organic Industries Ltd
Fine Organic Industries is manufacturer of oleochemical-based additives. The mid cap has been posting steady growth in numbers.
Mkt Cap: ₹15,000 cr.
LMP: ₹4840
7. Olectra Greentech
Olectra Greentech Limited is a key player in the manufacturing of composite polymer insulators and electrical buses. The mid cap has posted growth in the recent profits QoQ.
Mkt Cap: ₹13,666 cr.
LMP: ₹1650
8. Tata Elxsi Ltd
Tata Elxsi specialises in automotive, healthcare, and media sector engineering and design services. Its AI, IoT, and autonomous vehicle technology strengths are fuelling steady revenue growth and innovation, positioning the company as a favourable option for tech-oriented long-term investors.
Mkt Cap: ₹35,700 cr.
LMP: ₹5720
9. Apollo Tyres Ltd
A globally growing tyre company, Apollo Tyres has been concentrating on standardisation and R&D spends. Its growing presence in Europe and other strategic markets in addition to domestic opportunities support its growth path.
Mkt Cap: ₹30,700 cr.
LMP: ₹482
10. PI Industries Ltd
PI Industries is a market leader in agrochemicals with an export-oriented business model. Its focus on R&D and new product introduction puts it in the growth stock category with the ability to gain from increasing demands for agricultural productivity.
Mkt Cap: ₹56,250 cr.
LMP: ₹3745
These mid-cap stocks have leadership in the market, innovation, and excellent growth prospects across diversified industries such as mining, defence, healthcare, financials, engineering, and consumer goods. Long-term investors with moderate risk appetite can consider these companies to potentially outperform the overall market while de-risking from large-cap dominant portfolios. As always, serious individual research or seeking advice from financial consultants is highly advisable before committing to an investment.
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