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Post-Ceasefire Surge: India's Defence Stocks Soar as China's Plunge Amidst Rising Tensions

India-Pakistan Ceasefire: A Turning Point for Defence Stocks

Following the India-Pakistan ceasefire, a dramatic shift has been observed in the defence stocks of both India and China. India's Operation Sindoor, a response to the Pahalgam terror attack, showcased the country's military prowess with indigenous weapons, leading to a surge in its defence stocks.

India’s defence stocks surge post India-Pakistan ceasefire, China’s defence stocks nosedive

China's Defence Stocks Face a Downturn

Chinese defence manufacturers, including Avic Chengdu Aircraft Co. and Zhuzhou Hongda Electronics Corp, have seen significant declines in their stock values. This downturn reflects the aftermath of the conflict, where Pakistan's reliance on Chinese military equipment failed to counter India's strategic strikes.

India's Defence Sector on the Rise

Indian defence companies like IdeaForge, GRSE, and Bharat Dynamics have experienced substantial growth, with the Nifty India Defence Index recording a 10% increase. This growth is attributed to the successful demonstration of India's domestic defence technologies during Operation Sindoor.

Expert Insights

"Operation Sindoor was an unequivocal success, powered by home-grown weapons and cutting-edge domestic technologies," stated Dr. Manoranjan Sharma, highlighting the potential for increased government defence allocations and exports.