Bengaluru, May 8 -- When tensions rise between India and Pakistan, the government tends to focus more on defense and military spending. In such times, defense companies often get more attention from investors, as they expect these businesses to receive increased orders, sign new contracts quickly, and ramp up production of weapons and military equipment. This boost in demand generally benefits companies involved in defence manufacturing, especially those supplying arms, ammunition, and military technology.

With India and Pakistan being nuclear-armed neighbors and facing long-standing border disputes, any escalation in their relations usually shifts the focus to the defense sector. These companies are positioned as key investment opportun...