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Brinks Report > Blog > Economy > Shipyards Lead the Charge as Defence Stocks Defy Logic (and Gravity)
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Shipyards Lead the Charge as Defence Stocks Defy Logic (and Gravity)

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: May 22, 2025 3:48 pm
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Defence stocks surged on May 22, shrugging off a broader market slide. The Nifty India Defence Index rose over 1.8%, extending its winning streak to a second day. Leading the charge was Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE), which jumped nearly 11% after becoming the lowest bidder for a massive ₹25,000 crore Indian Navy project.

Other defence firms joined the rally. Cochin Shipyard rose 4%, while Solar Industries and Paras Defence added 3% each. Mazagon Dock and Bharat Dynamics gained around 2%, and HAL and BEL posted modest gains.

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What does this mean for everyday investors?

Simply put: defence is back in focus. And not just because of the contracts.

This rally isn’t just about numbers—it’s about national mood. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s praise for Operation Sindoor, which saw Indian forces destroy nine terrorist hideouts in 22 minutes, lit a fresh spark under the sector. The government’s “free hand” to the military, especially amid India-Pakistan tensions, reassured investors that the defence budget isn’t shrinking anytime soon.

A stock market surge—and a subtle message to the world.

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Let’s call it what it is: a flex.

While global markets sweat over inflation and debt ceilings, India is putting muscle behind missiles and making sure everyone sees it. The rally is part patriotism, part policy, and very much part profit.

But as any seasoned investor knows, high-flying stocks can come with hidden landmines.

Analysts wave a caution flag

Many analysts have raised concerns about valuation. With price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios stretched thin, especially among private players, there’s a real risk that even a slight earnings miss could crash the party. According to Moneycontrol, some defence stocks are trading at levels that may not be justified by near-term fundamentals. Source: Moneycontrol

Still, the long-term outlook remains strong. India’s Make-in-India push, rising exports, and a clear government capex pipeline mean this sector isn’t a short-term play. For smart investors, it’s about picking quality stocks during dips—not riding every hype wave.

Defence is not just a sector—it’s a signal

When defence stocks go up, it’s not just about orders and earnings. It’s about national confidence, strategic clarity, and telling the world: We’re not backing down.

But let’s also be honest—there’s a bit of market theater in here. Like every good war movie, there’s action, drama, and the risk of a flop. So before you suit up and buy in, ask yourself: are you investing in strength, or in sentiment?

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This article is for information only and not financial advice.  Please do your own research or talk to a financial expert before investing. Investing has risks, and past results don’t guarantee future success.

Also Read Belrise Industries Rs 2,150 Crore IPO to Clear Debt and Drive Auto, EV Expansion

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