In the June 2026 quarter, eight midcap stocks on the NSE reported significant EBITDA growth, exceeding 80% year-on-year, as per StockEdge profitability data. This growth reflects enhanced operational performance and profitability, excluding banking and financial stocks.
Lloyds Metals & Energy led the pack with a remarkable 245% increase in EBITDA, reaching Rs 2,781 crore compared to Rs 806 crore in the previous year. Rail Vikas Nigam followed with a 232% rise, posting Rs 185 crore against Rs 56 crore in the same quarter last year. Oil India saw a 146% increase, with its EBITDA climbing to Rs 5,793 crore from Rs 2,351 crore.
Hindustan Copper's EBITDA surged by 139% to Rs 508 crore, while Oracle Financial Services Software recorded a 122% increase, reaching Rs 1,877 crore. Lodha Developers reported a 95% rise in EBITDA to Rs 1,922 crore, and Coforge posted an 83% increase to Rs 1,058 crore. National Aluminium Company saw an 81% rise, with EBITDA at Rs 2,708 crore.
This impressive growth across various sectors indicates a strong recovery and operational efficiency among midcap companies, reflecting their resilience in the current economic climate.
Background
The midcap segment has shown resilience amid economic challenges, with companies focusing on operational efficiencies and strategic growth initiatives. The reported EBITDA growth underscores the sector's potential for investors seeking robust returns.
As these companies continue to demonstrate robust financial performance, investors should keep an eye on their future earnings reports and market strategies to gauge sustained growth potential.
