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Top Stock Gainers March 2025 - Monthly Performance Ranked

The top US-listed stocks of March 2025 by monthly gain, on split-adjusted closes. Ranks 3,909 companies above $100M on NYSE, Nasdaq and NYSE American.
2025

March 2025 ranking, complete through March 31, 2025

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2 stocks are withheld from this ranking because their price history is under review.

The gain covers the period; price, market cap, sector and country show each company as it is today.

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Rank
Symbol
Company Name
Mar Gain
Market Cap (today)
Price (today)
Country
Sector
1
+592.73%
$2.61B
$5.27
Hong Kong
Healthcare
2
+120.39%
$216.51M
$4.90
Singapore
Technology
3
+100.00%
$436.48M
$10.56
United States
Healthcare
4
+95.53%
$766.76M
$11.00
United States
Technology
5
+94.32%
$348.23M
$0.6195
Canada
Basic Materials
6
+88.54%
$7.87B
$72.77
United States
Healthcare
7
+82.72%
$282.64M
$3.05
United States
Communication Services
8
+82.62%
$156.97M
$1.67
Singapore
Financial Services
9
+73.74%
$1.36B
$15.33
United States
Healthcare
10
+68.79%
$629.91M
$15.49
United States
Communication Services
11
+67.18%
$165.00M
$8.76
United States
Healthcare
12
+63.86%
$141.97M
$1.81
China
Consumer Cyclical
13
+60.09%
$231.38M
$1.64
United States
Real Estate
14
+59.42%
$422.07M
$2.82
United States
Basic Materials
15
+56.26%
$11.32B
$18.76
United States
Financial Services
16
+54.95%
$191.03M
$1.93
Canada
Basic Materials
17
+53.26%
$656.69M
$10.45
France
Healthcare
18
+52.31%
$143.27M
$2.15
Germany
Industrials
19
+48.44%
$10.77B
$17.17
South Africa
Basic Materials
20
+48.39%
$788.73M
$4.65
Canada
Basic Materials
21
+46.04%
$719.07M
$20.91
United States
Healthcare
22
+44.50%
$2.57B
$175.92
United States
Healthcare
23
+43.57%
$6.72B
$9.50
South Africa
Basic Materials
24
+43.34%
$2.78B
$15.20
United States
Healthcare
25
+43.01%
$2.85B
$8.42
United Kingdom
Real Estate
26
+42.80%
$202.10M
$63.16
United States
Healthcare
27
+42.69%
$1.24B
$13.39
United States
Basic Materials
28
+41.91%
$212.37M
$5.75
China
Financial Services
29
+41.20%
$2.85B
$9.62
Canada
Basic Materials
30
+40.51%
$2.21B
$25.48
South Africa
Basic Materials
31
+39.16%
$2.04B
$14.33
United States
Healthcare
32
+39.06%
$1.75B
$18.77
United States
Basic Materials
33
+38.78%
$1.90B
$113.39
United States
Healthcare
34
+38.69%
$4.05B
$10.68
United States
Technology
35
+38.65%
$8.06B
$32.16
United States
Consumer Defensive
36
+37.30%
$150.75M
$2.73
China
Consumer Cyclical
37
+34.47%
$402.92M
$1.54
Canada
Basic Materials
38
+34.02%
$103.87M
$1.63
United States
Healthcare
39
+33.80%
$368.94M
$3.62
United States
Healthcare
40
+32.57%
$699.29M
$7.52
Canada
Basic Materials
41
+32.49%
$841.13M
$5.54
United Arab Emirates
Technology
42
+32.48%
$401.42M
$2.75
United States
Basic Materials
43
+32.04%
$780.49M
$6.03
United States
Healthcare
44
+31.90%
$1.43B
$6.33
United States
Technology
45
+31.04%
$9.16B
$59.83
United States
Healthcare
46
+28.65%
$8.54B
$132.04
United States
Healthcare
47
+28.59%
$252.32M
$66.94
United States
Technology
48
+27.87%
$1.15B
$59.87
United States
Utilities
49
+27.23%
$2.89B
$13.25
United States
Healthcare
50
+27.12%
$476.15M
$10.10
United States
Utilities
51
+27.04%
$622.96M
$1.79
Singapore
Industrials
52
+26.39%
$1.37B
$58.11
United States
Technology
53
+26.25%
$179.16M
$1.91
China
Consumer Defensive
54
+25.96%
$47.04B
$92.99
United States
Basic Materials
55
+25.93%
$345.79M
$5.33
United States
Consumer Cyclical
56
+24.92%
$281.85M
$5.92
United States
Technology
57
+24.87%
$296.12M
$8.57
United Kingdom
Energy
58
+24.63%
$6.16B
$27.96
Canada
Basic Materials
59
+24.59%
$2.44B
$19.53
United States
Basic Materials
60
+24.58%
$7.47B
$15.16
Canada
Basic Materials
61
+24.53%
$1.01B
$66.22
United States
Industrials
62
+24.46%
$519.70M
$37.01
United States
Financial Services
63
+24.03%
$411.84M
$21.30
Jersey
Basic Materials
64
+23.47%
$927.75M
$50.54
United States
Financial Services
65
+23.37%
$32.00B
$682.59
Israel
Industrials
66
+23.21%
$1.85B
$30.32
United States
Technology
67
+22.93%
$34.65B
$39.17
South Africa
Basic Materials
68
+22.79%
$183.84M
$17.88
United States
Real Estate
69
+22.72%
$984.39M
$33.22
United States
Financial Services
70
+22.59%
$7.11B
$27.99
Peru
Basic Materials
71
+22.34%
$163.94M
$2.07
United States
Consumer Defensive
72
+22.20%
$1.57B
$12.86
United States
Energy
73
+22.18%
$1.71B
$34.50
United States
Healthcare
74
+22.15%
$9.29B
$35.58
Canada
Basic Materials
75
+21.97%
$570.26M
$14.47
United States
Technology
76
+21.89%
$329.98M
$20.85
United States
Basic Materials
77
+21.33%
$237.23M
$2.89
United States
Healthcare
78
+21.05%
$2.82B
$12.73
United States
Healthcare
79
+20.87%
$1.12B
$34.06
United States
Financial Services
80
+20.83%
$233.48M
$10.20
United States
Communication Services
81
+20.79%
$2.35B
$54.71
United States
Industrials
82
+20.68%
$110.17M
$8.25
China
Healthcare
83
+20.67%
$610.32M
$41.22
United States
Consumer Defensive
84
+20.55%
$241.08M
$6.36
United States
Healthcare
85
+20.31%
$587.01M
$5.70
United States
Communication Services
86
+20.16%
$341.92M
$4.92
United States
Basic Materials
87
+20.04%
$280.47M
$2.79
United States
Healthcare
88
+19.91%
$151.79M
$3.58
United States
Energy
89
+19.81%
$7.73B
$17.65
China
Communication Services
90
+19.30%
$150.94M
$4.00
United States
Healthcare
91
+19.29%
$2.98B
$60.50
United States
Industrials
92
+19.22%
$8.81B
$63.95
United States
Technology
93
+18.67%
$1.54B
$7.34
United States
Healthcare
94
+18.65%
$701.40M
$3.90
Singapore
Financial Services
95
+18.54%
$29.51B
$133.75
United States
Consumer Defensive
96
+18.21%
$15.58B
$9.56
China
Communication Services
97
+17.95%
$786.71M
$10.28
United States
Real Estate
98
+17.78%
$1.29B
$12.99
United States
Consumer Defensive
99
+17.77%
$109.97M
$3.50
United States
Healthcare
100
+17.63%
$26.20B
$22.24
Canada
Basic Materials
S&P 500 fund (SPY) -5.86%
Finished higher 25% of 3,909
Median move -5.5%
Leading sector Utilities +1.2% median
Lagging sector Technology -9.9% median

Over March 2025, 25% of the 3,909 ranked companies finished higher and the median move was -5.5%; Utilities led on median (+1.2%) and Technology lagged (-9.9%). The S&P 500 fund (SPY) moved -5.86% between its Feb 28, 2025 and Mar 31, 2025 closes. A company that began trading during the period is measured from its first close, over a shorter window.

Top gain on this page +592.73% RGC
Rows on this page 100 ranks 1–100
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Period March 2025 closed

Best performing large-cap stocks in March 2025

BMNR BitMine Immersion Technologies, Inc. +56.26% $11.32B
HMY Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited +48.44% $10.77B
AU AngloGold Ashanti plc +25.96% $47.04B
ESLT Elbit Systems Ltd +23.37% $32.00B
GFI Gold Fields Ltd +22.93% $34.65B

March 2025 Stock Market Momentum

This page answers a question about a finished month with data: which US-listed stocks posted the strongest price gains in March 2025. The ranking is based on observed market performance, not analyst ratings, price targets, or investment recommendations.

Use the list to research momentum, market breadth, sector strength, and catalysts behind large moves. Before acting on any stock, review the company's news, SEC filings, liquidity, volatility, and your own risk constraints.

Looking for a specific symbol?
#1 RGC leads March 2025 gainers with +593%

Among the 3,909 NYSE, Nasdaq and NYSE American stocks currently eligible for this ranking, RGC (Regencell Bioscience Holdings Limited) has the highest gain in March 2025 with +593%. Following are SUPX (+120%) and MASS (+100%).

MARKET LEADERS

This ranking shows the top performing stocks and biggest stock gainers of March 2025, measured from the last close of February to the last close of March.

Monthly performance rankings can reveal price strength, sustained momentum, sector rotation, and event-driven moves that are not visible in one-day movers lists. The table is informational only and does not recommend any stock to buy, sell, or hold.

Gains are computed on split-adjusted closes, so a split inside the month does not read as a move. This ranking is informational and is not investment advice.
What this ranking covers
Universe
US-listed companies on NYSE, Nasdaq and NYSE American.
Floors
Market cap of at least $100 million, and at least one close inside the month.
Exclusions
Stocks whose price history is under review are withheld, and their count is stated above.
Measured on
Split-adjusted closes, from the last close of the previous month to the last close of this one.
Refreshed
Rebuilt once the session behind those closes has settled. The date above the table names that session, not the moment the table was written. A gain dated earlier than the board date uses the last close stored for that stock.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q Which stock has gained the most in March 2025?
A

RGC (Regencell Bioscience Holdings Limited) has the highest monthly gain in this ranking for March 2025, with a gain of 593%. Top performers include RGC, SUPX, MASS.

Q What stocks gained the most in March 2025?
A

The biggest gainers in March 2025 were: RGC (+593%), SUPX (+120%), MASS (+100%), AEVA (+96%), NAK (+94%). These monthly rankings show which stocks had the strongest short-term momentum.

Q Does this page recommend the best stocks to buy now?
A

No. This page is an informational ranking of stocks that have already gone up during March 2025. It does not make buy, sell, or hold recommendations and should be used as a research starting point, not financial advice.

Q How can this ranking help explain current stock market trends?
A

The ranking shows where price strength is concentrated during March 2025. Comparing the top gainers by sector, market cap, and recent catalysts can help identify momentum themes and market rotation without implying that any listed stock is a recommendation.

Q Which companies does this ranking include?
A

3,909 companies with a market capitalization above $100 million traded on NYSE, Nasdaq and NYSE American, each with at least one trading day inside March 2025. One close inside the month is enough to qualify, so a company that listed during the month is ranked on the part of it that it traded.

Q Which sectors performed best in March 2025?
A

The five highest-gaining companies in March 2025 sit in Healthcare, Technology and Basic Materials, with the leader RGC in Healthcare. That describes the top of this list, not a sector ranking; the market-context strip under the table reports the median move of each sector's ranked companies.

Q How is monthly stock performance calculated?
A

Each gain runs from the last split-adjusted close of the previous month to the last close of the month. A company whose trading history begins inside the month is measured from its first close.

Q Where can I find today's top stock gainers and most active stocks?
A

This page ranks stocks by their full-month performance in March 2025. For today's top stock gainers, real-time stock movers, and the most active stocks right now, visit our Momentum Scanner, which tracks live intraday activity across US-listed symbols.

Understanding Monthly Stock Performance

Monthly performance rankings reveal short-term momentum patterns and help identify stocks experiencing rapid price movements:

  • Momentum Research: Stocks showing strong monthly performance can help identify where market attention and price strength are concentrated.
  • Sector Rotation: Monthly rankings can reveal which sectors are gaining favor with investors and where market leadership is shifting.
  • Event-Driven Moves: Earnings releases, product launches, and regulatory approvals often create significant monthly price movements.

Using Monthly Data Effectively

  • Combine Timeframes: Compare monthly gainers with 52-week and YTD performance to identify stocks with both short and long-term momentum.
  • Research the Catalyst: Investigate why top monthly performers moved significantly. The reason for the move matters as much as the percentage gain.
  • Watch for Reversals: Extreme monthly gains sometimes precede corrections, so treat the ranking as a research starting point rather than a buy list.

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