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Aayush Wellness Ltd, a small-cap healthcare player, extended its upward streak on Wednesday, climbing to a fresh record of Rs 173.30 per share. Priced just below Rs 200, the stock now ranks among the most discussed multibaggers in the small-cap arena after returning an eye-popping 4,190 per cent since mid-2020; a Rs 1 lakh outlay made in June 2020 has swelled to around Rs 43 lakhs currently.

Since June 2020, when the share price stood at Rs 4.40, Aayush Wellness has climbed to Rs 173.30 as of June 18, 2025-an increase close to 4,000 per cent. In the last twelve months alone, the stock jumped roughly 830 per cent and now trades about 931 per cent above its Rs 16.81 52-week-low recorded in July 2024.

With the exception of the 10:1 stock split, which expires on August 5, 2024, and the 1:2 bonus shares, which become outdated on December 26, 2024, an investment of Rs 1 lakh made in the stock three years ago would now have grown to Rs 1.08 crore. This is because the shares of Aayush Wellness have gone up in value from Rs 1.41 on June 20, 2022, to Rs 173.30 today, representing a gain of approximately 10,731%.

The recent rally stems from a month of unbroken upper-circuit halts and steady advances that began in late March. Following a quick 15-per cent retreat in March 2025, Aayush Wellness shares climbed 9.5 per cent in February, surged 58 percent in April, and advanced another 15 percent in the first ten days of May, clear evidence of strong investor confidence in the firm's long-term strategy.

Aayush Wellness' push into tech-driven health infrastructure has served as a key growth driver. On April 26, the firm unveiled plans for smart health kiosks and mini medical centres targeting semi-urban and rural markets. These self-service kiosks perform routine diagnostics in two to three minutes, store records online, and connect users to doctors in real time. The first unit opened in Virar, Maharashtra, and the company earmarked Rs 25 crore for the project's initial phase. Subsequent funding will depend on operational results and local demand.

This new offline rollout adds to Aayush Wellness's line-up of nutraceuticals, herbal aids, functional foods, and tobacco-free health goods that serve shoppers in both cities and villages.

To widen investor interest and ease trading, the firm split its shares 1:10 in August 2024 and then issued a 1:2 bonus in December; these moves boosted liquidity and brought in more holders.

Established in 1984 and based in New Delhi, Aayush Wellness has shifted from a food firm to a full-spectrum wellness brand, and its present course points to strong potential in India's expanding preventive-care and digital-wellness market.