Defence Stocks Surge as Defence Acquisition Council Clears Proposals Worth ₹79,000 Crore
Bharat Dynamics has seen a significant gain of 1.49% from its previous closing, while Hindustan Aeronautics and Bharat Electronics have also seen moderate gains. The proposed acquisitions, worth ₹79,000 crore, are expected to have a positive impact on the defence sector. The proposals cleared by the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) include various procurement plans for the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Key Takeaways:
- The Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) has cleared proposals worth about ₹79,000 crore for the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force.
- Bharat Dynamics has surged 1.49% to ₹1537.50, while Hindustan Aeronautics has risen 0.46% to ₹4830.80.
- Bharat Electronics has gained 0.65% to ₹421.20.
- The DAC has approved the procurement of various defence equipment, including Nag Missile System (Tracked) Mk-II, Ground Based Mobile ELINT System, and High Mobility Vehicles for the Indian Army.
- For the Indian Navy, the proposals cleared by the DAC include Landing Platform Docks, 30mm Naval Surface Gun, Advanced Light Weight Torpedoes, and Electro Optical Infra-Red Search and Track System.
- The Indian Air Force has also received clearance for the procurement of Collaborative Long Range Target Saturation/Destruction System and other proposals.
- The proposals are expected to have a positive impact on the defence sector and the stocks involved.
Statistics:
- ₹79,000 crore: Total value of proposals cleared by the DAC.
- 1.49%: Percentage gain of Bharat Dynamics from its previous closing.
- 0.46%: Percentage gain of Hindustan Aeronautics from its previous closing.
- 0.65%: Percentage gain of Bharat Electronics from its previous closing.
Sources:
- The Economic Times: "Defence Acquisition Council clears proposals worth ₹79,000 crore for Indian Army, Navy and Air Force"
- Business Standard: "Bharat Dynamics surges 1.49% as Defence Acquisition Council clears ₹79,000 crore proposals"
- The Hindu Business Line: "Defence stocks surge as Defence Acquisition Council clears proposals worth ₹79,000 crore"