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Tuesday, 13 October 2026 Industrials Coverage · India & Global

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Sector coverage

Aerospace & Defence

Defence procurement, indigenisation, order books, aircraft deliveries and the aero supply chain.

Market performance

Defence basket vs Nifty 50

As of 12:43 IST, 13 Oct 2026 · refreshed every weekday at 4:00 PM IST

Defence basket

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Nifty 50

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Today's moves in the basket (9 companies)
CompanyNSE symbol1D change
Mazagon DockMAZDOCK▲ +2.87%
Cochin ShipyardCOCHINSHIP▲ +2.22%
Bharat DynamicsBDL▲ +2.07%
Garden Reach ShipbuildersGRSE▲ +1.61%
Hindustan AeronauticsHAL▲ +1.01%
Bharat ElectronicsBEL▲ +0.75%
Data PatternsDATAPATTNS▲ +0.41%
BEMLBEML▼ -1.35%
Solar IndustriesSOLARINDS▼ -1.73%

Equal-weighted basket of listed Indian defence and aerospace companies. Price data via Yahoo Finance, end of day; for information only, not investment advice.

Tuesday, 13 October 2026

MoD signs ₹661.5 crore BrahMos fire-control and launcher contract for the Navy

The Ministry of Defence signed a ₹661.50 crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace for fire-control systems and launchers for Indian Navy warships, under the Buy (Indian-IDDM) category with at least 68% indigenous content and MSME participation.

Why it mattersSteady IDDM-category awards support the order visibility of listed defence electronics and tier-2 suppliers, which underpins their premium valuations.

Source: Business Today

Airbus delivers 72 jets in September; Q4 now carries the year

September deliveries rose to 72 from 57 in August, taking the year-to-date total to 547 (+8% YoY). With a full-year target of about 870, Airbus needs 323 deliveries in October–December. Gross orders were light at 17 and the backlog fell to 9,310 aircraft.

Why it mattersDelivery ramps drive aero-structures and component suppliers, including Indian offset and build-to-print vendors. Any Q4 miss tends to flow through to supplier guidance.

Source: AirData News

Defence order inflows up 19% YoY, adjusted for HAL's high base

Q2FY27 defence inflows are estimated at about ₹8,600 crore, up 19% YoY excluding last year's ₹62,300 crore HAL LCA order. Delays persist on QRSAM, P-75I and the next-generation corvettes. HAL expects 12 more GE engines by December.

Why it mattersProgramme timing, not demand, is the key swing factor. Watch P-75I and QRSAM finalisation as near-term catalysts for the sector.

Source: Business Standard