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New Delhi: Renowned investor Mukul Agarwal has rapidly increased investment in small and emerging business companies. The market expert has purchased stocks of five SME companies, with holding between 2 to 7.56 percent. The rapid growth and strong business model of these companies have attracted the attention of investors. His bet in the SME segment is a sign that these stocks can give better returns in the coming years. Many companies are working in new technologies, EVs and digital solutions, which is considered to strengthen their growth.
Solarium Green Energy is the fastest growing solar solution company in the country. In September 2025, Agarwal added 2.88 percent stake in this company, which is equal to about 6 lakh shares. At present, the company's shares are trading at a level of around Rs 286. Solarium provides services like design, engineering, procurement and maintenance across the country and is increasing its presence in every segment. In the last five years, it has given a return of 32 percent to its investors.
OSEL Devices is the company where Agarwal holds the largest stake. In September 2025, he bought 7.56 percent stake here, which cost about Rs 106 million. The company manufactures advanced LED displays and hearing aids and has a good demand in the commercial, healthcare and corporate sectors. The shares were trading at around Rs 729 apiece at the time of writing this article.
Agarwal's stake in Unified Data Tech Solutions, which provides IT and cyber security services, is 5.25 percent. This investment started in May 2025 and now he has about 10.55 lakh shares. The company provides services like data centers, networking and virtualization and has a strong foothold in the banking and insurance sectors. The shares are at a level of around Rs 395.
The ace market investor has increased his stake in Monolithisch India, which produces ramming mass for the steel industry, from 2.30 percent to 3 percent. His stake is equal to about 600000 shares and is worth more than Rs 33 million. The company supplies 80 percent of the country's steel plants and is continuously strengthening its order book. The shares are at a level of around Rs 552 apiece.
Agarwal has reduced his stake in Vasa Denticity, which sells dental products, from 2.47 percent to 2 percent. He now owns about 4.10 lakh shares worth about Rs 24 million. The company sells more than 10000 dental products and has a strong presence in the dental field of India. The shares are trading at around Rs 698 apiece.
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