Choice Broking’s report in India reveals that government-owned defence companies experienced a 25.3% revenue growth and 28.7% profit increase in Q3 2025, despite supply chain issues. The report also recommends stocks for the sector.
Aerospace defence companies, such as Paras Defence & Space Technologies Ltd, are focusing on developing advanced technologies for military and civil industries.
Bharat Forge, an Indian company, experienced a 2.65% increase in share price following a significant announcement at IDEX 2025 about a Letter of Intent with US-based AM General for advanced artillery cannons.
GRSE, a leading defence company, experienced a significant increase in shares on the BSE, following the announcement of new rules allowing foreign investment and simplified industrial license processes by the Defence Secretary.
DRDO offers an internship program for students studying science or engineering, providing real-world experience in advanced defence technology research and development.
The DRDO is developing a Pinaka system with a longer range, similar to Russia’s Smerch rockets, for the Indian Army, to be tested in October 2025.
India’s Cochin Shipyard has signed a MoU of understanding with A.P. Moller–Maersk, allowing them to collaborate on ship repair, maintenance, and construction in India,
Swan Defence, led by Vivek Merchant, has achieved a big success by refitting SAJAG, the Indian Coast Guard’s offshore patrol vessel, ahead of schedule.
This collaboration seeks to scale up SAF production domestically, support its certification, and urge policy development for a strong SAF framework in the country.
Adani Defence, in collaboration with the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), has unveiled a Vehicle-Mounted Counter-Drone System in India, enhancing its defense capabilities against drone threats.
