Top penny stocks sector wise

 Power sectors:-


jp power

reliance power

nhpc

SJVN Ltd



Banking sectors :-


Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Ltd

Bankig sectors stocks :-

Indian Overseas Bank

Bank of Maharashtra


It sectors stocks :-


ces ltd 


FCS Software Solutions Limited



Textile industry  :-


Trident 

surat texttiles

Sintex Plastics Technology Ltd



infrastructure :- 


Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd

GTL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED


NBCC (India) Ltd


NCC Ltd


Sacheta Metals Ltd


Lloyds Steels Industries Ltd


Finance sectors :-


Yamini Investment Company Ltd


Inventure Growth & Securities Ltd



Telecom Sectors :-


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