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Name | LTP | Change % | Volume | Market Cap (Cr.) | Day Range | 52 Week High | 52 Week Low |
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₹1,563.90 | 5.19% | 32,95,090 | ₹54,500.51 | ₹1491.10 - ₹1572.00 | ₹1,794.70 | ₹890.00 | |
₹848.25 | 2.19% | 2,52,182 | ₹7,881.39 | ₹824.30 - ₹850.40 | ₹1,059.00 | ₹584.20 | |
₹1,375.60 | 2.06% | 15,47,331 | ₹5,430.78 | ₹1326.40 - ₹1395.80 | ₹1,592.70 | ₹681.50 | |
₹1,360.00 | 0.38% | 31,300 | ₹1,964.63 | ₹1324.40 - ₹1400.00 | ₹1,660.00 | ₹761.50 | |
₹785.05 | 3.07% | 27,500 | ₹1,070.81 | ₹761.65 - ₹799.95 | ₹1,130.00 | ₹395.10 | |
₹68.88 | -1.36% | 16,561 | ₹263.23 | ₹68.00 - ₹72.00 | ₹664.40 | ₹53.30 |
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Defence stocks are listed companies linked to manufacturing, assembling, and supplying military weapons and technologies. From army tanks and rifles to advanced bulletproof jackets, firms involved in the development of military equipment, weapons, technology, etc., come under the defence sector. These companies function across a massive range of areas, including aerospace, cyber defence, navigation, land, and naval systems.
The first requirement to be eligible for investment in defence sector stocks is to have a Demat account linked to your bank account. You can open a Demat account through online trading platforms like the Upstox App. The next step is to gather information about India's defence sector and its growth opportunities. Research India's top defence sector stocks and track their history, business expansion plans and growth prospects before investing. Mutual funds and ETFs associated with defence sector stocks are also other options for investing in defence sector stocks.
India's defence sector has been backed by government investment. Since the industry caters to the requirements of the defence forces, it relies heavily on government contracts. Policy changes and reductions in budget allocations can significantly impact the business of these defence sector companies. They are also prone to trade wars and international regulations.
Risk-tolerant investors, who are willing to participate in the Indian defence sector's growth story, can consider investing in defence stocks. Many defence sector companies are owned by the government and hence can offer stable returns with consistent growth prospects. A retail investor with a keen interest in the defence sector can also consider investing in these stocks.
With an enhanced focus on increasing self-reliance in defence equipment manufacturing and modernisation, India's defence industry has immense scope. Long-term contracts with companies can ensure stable growth in revenues and profit margins. Amid geopolitical risks, countries worldwide have had a collective trend to boost investment in their defence sector. This ensures growth potential for domestic defence companies with global exposure.
Largest Defence sector company is Bharat Dynamics Ltd with a market capitalization of ₹54500.51.
Today's Top gainers in Defence sector are:
Bharat Dynamics Ltd (5.19%)
Krishna Defence & Allied Industries Ltd (3.07%)
Astra Microwave Products Ltd (2.19%)
Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd (2.06%)
Nibe Ltd (0.38%)
Today's Top losers in Defence sector are:
Rossell India Ltd (-1.36%)
Most active stocks in Defence sector are:
Bharat Dynamics Ltd Vol: 3295090
Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd Vol: 1547331
Astra Microwave Products Ltd Vol: 252182
Nibe Ltd Vol: 31300
Krishna Defence & Allied Industries Ltd Vol: 27500