Stock to watch: This smallcap auto stock has zoomed 216 per cent in 2025 and soared 20 per cent today—do you own it?

Shares of Force Motors jumped as much as 20 per cent on Thursday to hit a new record high of Rs 20,563, after the company posted a strong set of results for the June quarter. The stock has now soared 216 per cent in 2025 so far, making it one of the best-performing auto stocks this year.

Force Motors Q1FY26 Results Highlights

Force Motors reported a 52 per cent rise in net profit to Rs 176 crore for the first quarter of FY26. The company’s revenue from operations also grew 22 per cent year-on-year to Rs 2,297 crore, thanks to higher vehicle sales and strong demand for its key models.

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The company also shared that profit before tax rose to Rs 286.54 crore, while net profit after tax stood at Rs 185.22 crore, up 55 per cent from last year.

Domestic sales rose by 26 per cent, driven by strong demand for popular models like Urbania, Traveller, and Trax. Force Motors said over 90 per cent of its total sales come from the domestic market.

“Our focus on customer needs, strong market momentum, and better internal efficiency helped drive this growth,” said Prasan Firodia, Managing Director of Force Motors.

Back in March, Force Motors announced a big win — a Rs 4,150 crore defence order to supply 2,978 Gurkha Light Vehicles to the Indian Army and Air Force. This deal has helped boost investor confidence and added to the stock’s sharp rally in recent months.

The company also said it has no debt, highlighting strong financial management. In addition to its own vehicle lineup, Force Motors also builds engines for Mercedes-Benz and BMW in India. Its products are exported to regions including the Middle East, Latin America, Asia, and Africa.

Force Motors stock Has Rallied 20x in 5 Years

Stock is up 216 per cent in 2025 so far

Up 50 per cent in just the last month

20x gain in last five years

Thursday’s rally came on volumes 5x the usual average

In comparison, the Sensex is up only 5 per cent this year and was slightly down on Thursday.