Mumbai, September 15, 2025 — Shares of Integrated Industries Ltd went up 14% to ₹20.89 on Monday morning, compared to the previous close of ₹18.32.
The rise comes after years of extraordinary growth. In the last five years, the stock has given more than 65,000% returns, making it one of the biggest gainers in the market.
Integrated Industries is a food company. It makes biscuits, bakery goods, and processed foods. In 2023, it bought a biscuit factory in Neemrana, Rajasthan, through its subsidiary Nurture Well Food Ltd.
Its biscuit brands — RICHLITE, FUNTREAT, and CRUNCHY CRAZE — are sold widely in North India and also exported to countries such as the UAE, Kenya, Tanzania, and Kuwait.
Investor Caution
Experts say that while the company has strong numbers, penny stocks are very risky. Prices can move up quickly but also fall sharply. Investors should research carefully and not put in more money than they can afford to lose.
Integrated Industries has gone from a tiny stock to a multibagger success, giving 65,000% returns in 5 years. Monday’s 14% jump shows the stock is still in demand, but investors should be careful with such high-risk shares.
The company’s growth story is impressive, with strong profits and expansion, but the stock is still a penny stock — which means it can be risky for small investors if the trend suddenly changes.
