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Honasa Consumer

-2.93%

Current Price

471

14

1 Year At A Glance - ₹10,000 invested a year ago would be worth ₹16,149 today

1Y Return

+60.49%

Trend

Bullish ↗

Vs NIFTY

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Investment Simulator

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Last 7 Sessions

Weekly Price Action

1W

Fri, 21 Aug

482

Mon, 24 Aug

491

1.85%

Tue, 25 Aug

486

1.08%

Wed, 26 Aug

476

2.06%

Thu, 27 Aug

485

1.97%

Fri, 28 Aug

471

2.93%

Weekly Movement

Bearish ↘

-2.33%

Historical Performance

Price Evolution

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Selected Period

1 Month

Return

4.10%

Started At

449.55

Current Price

470.65

Analysis Period

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Investment Journey

How ₹10,000 Changed Over 2 Years

This simulation shows how long-term investors experienced wealth creation through market movements and compounding.

Final Portfolio Value

9,218

-7.8%

Invested Amount

10,000

Profit / Loss

-782

CAGR

-4.0%

Benchmark Comparison

₹10,000 Investment Comparison (2 Years)

Compare how the same ₹10,000 investment would have performed in this stock versus NIFTY50.

Underperformed

₹10,000 In This Stock

₹9,218

-4.0% CAGR

₹10,000 In NIFTY50

₹9,650

-1.8% CAGR

Wealth Difference

-4.5%

This stock created less wealth than investing in NIFTY50 over the selected period.

Stock DNA

How this stock actually behaved

Four measurements taken from the same 2 years of price history shown above — how fast it grew, how often it rose, how far it fell, and how it fared against the index. Each one is stated with the number behind it so you can check the working.

Overall

3.3/10
Very weak

The plain average of the 4 measurements below. It describes what already happened. It is not a rating, a recommendation, or a forecast.

Growth
0.0/10

-4.0% a year

Compounded at -4.0% annually over 2 years. The scale reaches 10 at 25% a year.

Consistency
6.3/10

5 of 8 quarters up

Finished higher than the previous quarter in 5 of 8 quarters. The score is that ratio, nothing else.

Resilience
2.9/10

−49.5% worst fall

Fell 49.5% from a previous quarter-end peak at its worst. Measured on quarter-end values, so deeper falls within a quarter are not captured.

Vs NIFTY 50
3.9/10

-2.2pp a year

Trailed the NIFTY 50 by 2.2 percentage points a year over 2 years. A score of 5 means it matched the index.

Every scale used here is published on our Methodology page.

Explore HONASA Further

Go deeper on Honasa Consumer Ltd. — year-by-year returns, head-to-head comparisons, and how the whole sector performed.

HONASA Returns by Period

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What ₹10,000 a month into HONASA would have become, how much of its return came from dividends, every holding period on record, and how far it sits below its all-time high.

Investor Questions

Things Investors Usually Ask About HONASA

Quick answers to the most important questions investors consider before researching a stock.

Honasa Consumer Ltd. compounded at approximately -4.0% a year over the last 2 years. CAGR is the steady annual rate that would produce the same result, so it can be compared directly against other stocks and against the index.

₹10,000 invested in Honasa Consumer Ltd. would have grown to approximately ₹9,218 over the analysed period, based on historical adjusted closing prices. That is a total return — dividends and stock splits are included — before brokerage and taxes.

We hold 2 years of usable daily price history for Honasa Consumer Ltd., and every figure on this page is measured within that window. Usable history can be shorter than the time a company has been listed: where our price source has a break we cannot verify — an unadjusted split, or a stretch of repeated closes — we cut the series back to after that break rather than publish a long-run number we do not trust.

The two are measured on different price series, on purpose. Returns and wealth figures use closing prices adjusted for dividends and splits, so dividends count as reinvested. The prices displayed are the raw quoted closes, so you can check them against your broker or the exchange. For a dividend payer the end price divided by the start price will therefore not reproduce the return figure — that gap is the dividends.

Past performance does not predict future returns. Valuation, revenue and earnings growth, balance-sheet quality, sector outlook and competitive position all matter, and none of them are visible in a return figure. ReturnScreener publishes the historical record only — it does not evaluate any of those things.

How This Is Calculated

Reading these figures properly

Total return, before costs

Returns and wealth figures use closing prices adjusted for dividends and splits, so dividends are treated as reinvested. Demergers are not credited, and brokerage and taxes are not modelled. The prices shown alongside are the raw quoted closes, so they can be checked against your broker.

The start date decides the answer

Every CAGR here is measured between two dates. A different starting year can move it substantially, which is why this page reports several horizons rather than one headline number.

Survivors only

Honasa Consumer Ltd.is in today's Nifty 500 universe. Companies that delisted or collapsed are not on this site at all — a bias worth holding in mind when reading any long-run historical figure.

Measured on data to 29 Aug 2026. Full definitions are on our methodology page.

ReturnScreener is an educational research platform and is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. Everything on this page is a record of what historical prices did, not a projection and not a recommendation. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. See our methodology and disclaimer.