Hitachi Energy, Solar Industries among top 10 best midcaps in 2026. Check full list

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Jul 25, 2026, 11:52:51 AM IST

Top Midcap Performers

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Top Midcap Performers

Midcap stocks have delivered strong gains across multiple time frames, with several names posting sharp rallies in 2026. While market conditions have remained selective, these 10 stocks have stood out for their performance, gaining between 33% and nearly 70% year to date.

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Hitachi Energy India

The stock has gained 69.69% year to date, 60.73% over the past year and 663.86% over three years.

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Solar Industries India

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Solar Industries India

The stock is up 50.95% year to date, 27.50% over one year and 382.69% over three years.

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Sona BLW Precision Forgings

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Sona BLW Precision Forgings

The stock has risen 49.76% year to date and 52.93% over the past year, while gaining 20.20% over three years.

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Thermax

The stock has climbed 49.34% year to date, 20.73% over one year and 79.34% over three years.

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Lloyds Metals and Energy

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Lloyds Metals and Energy

The stock has gained 46.86% year to date, 29% over the past year and 237.77% over three years.

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Bharat Forge

The stock is up 46.33% year to date, 78.70% over one year and 145.49% over three years.

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Oracle Financial Services

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Oracle Financial Services

The stock has risen 38.57% year to date, 23.73% over the past year and 180.47% over three year

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Gland Pharma

The stock has gained 38.20% year to date, 17.91% over one year and 99.22% over three years.

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BSE

The stock is up 34.86% year to date and 44.65% over the past year, while remaining unchanged over three years.

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CG Power and Industrial Solutions

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CG Power and Industrial Solutions

The stock has climbed 33.92% year to date, 30.96% over the past year and 116.68% over three years.

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