Momentum Rankings · FMCG · Updated 29 Aug 2026
Every fmcg stock ReturnScreener tracks — 20 in all — ranked by price return over the past 6 months. Refreshed on a rolling basis.
Median return (ranked 20)
-10.2%
Average return (ranked 20)
+0.8%
Top 20 closed in green
8 / 20
FMCG stocks ranked
20
Radico Khaitan Ltd led the field with a +73.8% return — nearly 93.1× the group average of 0.8%.
8 of the 20 ranked stocks (40%) posted gains, while 12 declined.
The podium — Radico Khaitan Ltd, Honasa Consumer Ltd. and Zydus Wellness Ltd. — averaged +55.3% between them, 55 points clear of the group's 0.8%.
7 of the 20 ranked stocks beat the group average of 0.8% — the rest made up the long tail of the table.
The average return (0.8%) ran ahead of the median (-10.2%) — gains were pulled up by a handful of standouts rather than spread evenly.
The gap between #1 (Radico Khaitan Ltd) and #2 (Honasa Consumer Ltd.) was over 18 points — an unusually wide runaway win.
Ranked by price change between the first and last close of the past 6 months — no estimates, and dividends excluded. Short-window rankings show momentum, not long-term compounding, so CAGR is only shown on horizons of a year or more. Full definitions and the limitations we know about are on our Methodology page.
Radico Khaitan Ltd led with a +73.8% price move over the 6 months, ahead of Honasa Consumer Ltd. at +55.3%. This ranks percentage price change only — it is not a recommendation to buy.
The average move across the ranked set was +0.8% and the median -10.2%. The average sitting above the median means a handful of standouts pulled it up, so the typical stock did less well than the headline suggests.
8 of 20 fmcg stocks closed higher over the 6 months, while 12 fell. A ranking only shows the top of that distribution, so it always looks stronger than the group as a whole.
Returns ran from +73.8% at the top down to -31.4% across the 20 fmcg stocks ranked on this page. That spread — not the average — is what an investor holding a single stock actually experiences.
Not on its own. A short-window ranking measures momentum — how far a price moved recently — not the multi-year compounding that builds wealth. Open any stock's Investment Journey to see how it performed over one to twenty years before drawing a conclusion.
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ReturnScreener is an educational research platform and is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. These rankings are a record of price movement over a fixed past window — they are not a screen for quality, not a projection, and not a recommendation to buy anything on them. Short-window movement is the weakest of all the signals published on this site: it says nothing about a company's earnings, valuation or durability. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. See our methodology and disclaimer.