Synopsis:
Several high-performing companies have recently migrated from the SME platform to the mainboard, delivering stellar three-year returns of up to 853 percent while reporting strong sales and profit growth in Q1FY26.
Migrating from the SME platform to the mainboard offers multiple advantages for companies and investors alike. Enhanced visibility and credibility on the mainboard boost recognition among investors, analysts, and institutions, increasing a company’s perceived stability and trustworthiness.
Improved liquidity and tradability make shares easier to buy and sell individually, compared to the lot-based trading on the SME platform, which is often expensive for retail investors. Additionally, mainboard-listed companies have greater access to capital, enabling them to raise funds more effectively through FPOs, QIPs, or rights issues.
1. R&B Denims Ltd
R&B Denims Limited, along with its subsidiary, is engaged in manufacturing and selling denim textile products in India. Its product portfolio includes denim fabrics such as cotton, cotton-poly blends, and cotton-spandex varieties, denim garments including jeans, jackets, overalls, skirts, and shorts, as well as accessories.
The company also produces cotton and specialty yarns, including ring-spun, open-end, slub, and cotton stretch yarns. R&B Denims exports its products and has been operating since its incorporation in 2010 in Surat, India.
The company has a market capitalization of Rs. 1,157.96 crore. Its shares are currently trading at Rs. 128.70, following migration from the SME platform to the mainboard on September 4th, 2025. Over the past three years, the stock has delivered a return of 173.83 percent.
R&B Denims recorded sales of Rs. 102.61 crore in Q1FY26, up from Rs. 78.39 crore in Q1FY25, reflecting a growth of 30.88 percent. Net profit increased from Rs. 5.13 crore to Rs. 8.23 crore during the same period, a rise of 60.43 percent.
2. Mangalam Worldwide Ltd
Mangalam Worldwide Limited manufactures and sells stainless steel billets and ingots in India. Its offerings include stainless steel billets, flat bars, round bars, bright bars, seamless tubes, pipes, ERW pipes, and other steel products.
The company also provides consultancy services and trades in steel and other merchandise. Its products cater to sectors such as oil and gas, refineries, petrochemicals, transportation, dairy processing, power generation, heat exchangers, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, and defense.
The company has a market capitalization of Rs. 708.45 crore. Mangalam Worldwide shares are currently trading at Rs. 238.53 and migrated from the SME platform to the mainboard on September 17th, 2025. The stock has delivered a three-year return of 109.33 percent.
Sales increased from Rs. 229 crore in Q1FY25 to Rs. 276 crore in Q1FY26, marking a growth of 20.52 percent. Net profit rose from Rs. 6 crore to Rs. 10 crore, a significant increase of 66.67 percent.
3. AB Cotspin India Ltd
AB Cotspin India Limited, established in 1997 and based in Jaitu, Punjab, is a prominent textile company producing high-quality cotton yarn, knitted fabrics, and edible oil products. The company started with a cotton ginning plant and later expanded into cottonseed and mustard oil extraction.
In 2011, it set up a spinning plant for cotton yarn manufacturing and added knitting machines in 2014. Over the years, AB Cotspin has invested in advanced technology, increasing its spinning capacity to 36,000 spindles, with plans to add 14,000 more.
The company has a market capitalization of Rs. 965.41 crore, with its shares trading at Rs. 439.55. AB Cotspin migrated from the SME platform to the mainboard on September 23rd, 2025. The stock has delivered a remarkable three-year return of 877.67 percent.
Sales decreased slightly from Rs. 72.51 crore in Q1FY25 to Rs. 66.69 crore in Q1FY26, a decline of 8.04 percent. Net profit grew from Rs. 2.27 crore to Rs. 4.18 crore, an increase of 84.14 percent.
Written by Manan Gangwar
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