Icra sees 15-17% growth in defence revenue in FY26, capital outlay at Rs 1.92 lakh crore
India’s defence sector is expected to grow 15-17% in FY26 due to strong local orders, more exports, and bigger government spending.
India’s defence sector is expected to grow 15-17% in FY26 due to strong local orders, more exports, and bigger government spending.
Defence stocks surged as the Israel-Iran conflict escalated, pushing the Nifty India Defence Index past 9,000. Mazagon Dock, GRSE, and BDL led the rally amid rising global defence spending hopes.
Reliance Defence is teaming up with Germany’s Diehl to build high-tech Vulcano 155mm shells in India, giving a major boost to local defence production and the army’s firepower.
Tembo Defence will set up an arms factory in Amravati as the Maharashtra government agrees to give 100 acres of land, boosting local jobs and India’s defence manufacturing goals.
India’s defense stocks have seen a significant increase in the stock market, with recent tensions between India and Pakistan pushing the government to increase its defense budget and capital spending.
DRDO has shared technology for nine defence systems with Indian companies to help them build things like tank transporters, mobile guns, and riot control vehicles.
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BEL received a new defence order worth Rs 2,323 crore from MDL and GRSE for missile system spares. This pushed BEL’s total orders to nearly Rs 3,000 crore in two days.
Rafale jet fuselages will be made in India for the ‘Make in India’ initiative. Dassault and Tata will build them in Hyderabad, marking a major step for India’s defence and aerospace industry.
India’s defence PSUs are expected to grow by 18% each year as the country increases its military spending and focuses more on local defence production and security focus.
India’s defence gear is now seen as “war-tested” after Operation Sindoor. DRDO says this will help boost exports, as more countries may trust and buy Indian-made military equipment