New Delhi, June 2 -- The reimposition of Trump-era tariffs has reignited global trade uncertainty, posing fresh challenges for the general industrials sector-home to firms that manufacture and assemble advanced machinery, digital systems, and automated equipment. Initially hit by disrupted supply chains and rising input costs, these companies have been quick to adapt.

To counter the pressure, players in this space have ramped up investments in automation, digitization, and supply chain diversification-moves that are gradually mitigating tariff-induced strain.

Market metrics reflect this resilience: firms in the sector average a market cap of Rs.7,807 crore, a P/E ratio around 55, and an ROE exceeding 20%.

Looking ahead, the sector show...