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Defence stocks rally up to 3% amid Iran-Israel tensions, investors eye sectoral boost, geopolitics fuel long-term export optimism

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 17 June 2025
Defence and aerospace stocks experienced a surge driven by escalating Middle East tensions and anticipated increased defence spending in the upcoming budget. Data Patterns, Bharat Dynamics, BEML, and Hindustan Aeronautics led the gains, reflecting investor confidence in the sector's resilience during geopolitical crises and India's growing indigenous defence manufacturing capabilities. Analysts advise careful financial assessment before investing.
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