Google, Amazon, Apple:
Indian women are investing in these
7 tech stocks

Produced by: Bhavya Kaushal
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Investment scenario in India has evolved considerably. Moreover, the growth in the participation of women in the Indian and overseas public markets is also notable. 

India’s evolving
investment landscape

Wealth management and investment firm Vested Finance reported recently that since the last one year, female investors on the platform have grown by 108 per cent.

Growth in women participation

Numbers shared by the company also revealed that 60 per cent of the women investors are from the millennial generation (born between 1981-1995) and 20 per cent from GenerationX (born between 1965-1980). 

Indian women investors 

Google, Amazon and Apple are some of the top tech stocks for Indian women investors on NASDAQ. Tap to check out the full list of the top 7 tech stocks where Indian women are putting their money in.

Favourite tech stocks

The Elon Musk-led company, which is listed on NASDAQ as TSLA, has given over 780 per cent returns to its investors in the last five years.

Tesla

Listed as AMZN, the ecommerce giant has seen a successful run in the world market including the Indian market where it continues to dominate despite competition from other players such as Flipkart. It has seen an 18 per cent growth in the last five years.

Amazon

iPhone seller Apple has seen a steady rise. This stock has given investors about 241 per cent returns over the last five years. 

Apple

Google which is owned by technology company Alphabet Inc. has seen a growth of over 63 per cent in the last five years. Google share price was at $95.13 during closing on March 6.

Google

Meta, which was previously known as Facebook, went public via an IPO in May 2012. Its share price was then around $18 and has grown to about $184 in the present times.

Meta

Nvidia Corporation is an American technology company based in Santa Clara, California. NVIDIA closed on March 6 at $235.54 and has grown about 284 per cent in the last five years. 

NVIDIA

Spotify Technology has seen its shares zoom over 54 per cent in the last few months. The company which is listed as SPOT company has recovered from the lull it hit when its shares hit an all-time low in November 2022. 

Spotify