[🇮🇳] Share price of J10 and PL 15 maker companies competing with J10 and PL 15 in crash. Products and price crashes together.

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Ex Pentagon official exposes Pakistan and junk Chinese weapons.

 

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Share price down for 3 rd consecutive day for junk manufacturing companies of China. Free fall in share prices.

 

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And it continues,
Junk fighter manufacturing companies' share price down 11.5% in 3 days.

 

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On other hand, HAL share price rise by 5.15% in a single day.

 

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Dassault Aviation vs AVIC Chengdu Aircraft: Rafale or Jet-10? Which stock is better in global markets today?​

Story by Ankit Gohel
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Dassault Aviation share price demonstrates clear relative strength compared to AVIC Chengdu, analysts said.
The recent military escalation between India and Pakistan, particularly following the Indian armed forces' Operation Sindoor, has heightened investor interest in France’s Dassault Aviation shares and China’s AVIC Chengdu Aircraft shares.

India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, during which the Indian Air Force (IAF) reportedly deployed Rafale jets to strike terrorist camps deep inside Pakistani territory, utilizing SCALP and HAMMER missiles. Dassault Aviation is the manufacturer of the Rafale fighter jets.



Conversely, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed that the Pakistan Air Force responded using J-10 fighter jets, manufactured by AVIC Chengdu Aircraft.

Stock Performance: Dassault Aviation vs AVIC Chengdu​

Dassault Aviation share price has rallied over 3% in the past four sessions, buoyed by a surge in investor sentiment following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Adampur Air Base. Backed by an S-400 missile defence system, Modi lauded the successful execution of Operation Sindoor, sending a strong message to Pakistan.

In contrast, AVIC Chengdu shares have declined over 10% during the same period, as geopolitical tensions and increased uncertainty weighed on Chinese defence stocks after PM Modi’s remarks.

Year-to-date in 2025, Dassault Aviation shares have delivered an impressive 57% return, supported by robust investor confidence and growing exports of Rafale jets.

“India and France recently signed a major defence deal to procure 26 naval variants of the Rafale fighter. Whereas, AVIC Chengdu, part of China’s AVIC conglomerate has also given high returns post its listing with gains of more than 30% from listing rate while, in recent days the stock has been volatile due to geopolitical tensions and misinformation, due to which Chinese stocks faced sell-off,” said Dr. Ravi Singh, SVP - Retail Research at Religare Broking Ltd.


For investors seeking exposure to the global defence sector, Singh notes that Dassault Aviation shares currently appear to be the more attractive option, considering the prevailing circumstances.

Technical View​

From a technical standpoint, Dassault Aviation shares demonstrate clear relative strength compared to AVIC Chengdu, analysts said.

“While Chengdu share price remains in consolidation, Dassault stock is already showing strong momentum. A breakout above €316 will likely act as a trigger, propelling the stock toward the €375 level. Given the setup, Dassault presents a more favorable risk-reward profile for long trades at this stage,” said Anshul Jain, Head of Research at Lakshmishree Investment and Securities.

Jain added that until clearer signals emerge from AVIC Chengdu, traders with a bullish view should consider prioritizing Dassault Aviation shares.

Disclaimer: The views and recommendations made above are those of individual analysts or broking companies, and not of Mint. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making any investment decisions.

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We humans don't care about Indian nonsense. J-10C Fuvking Rafale.

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Loses are part of war but disaster in half of an hour is unusual. Lossing a dozen Chinese plane, shooting down of all ADs, and allowing enemy planes to bomb 13 air base in a single night and allowing enemy to hit nuclear facility is unusual. Bragging after such disaster is even more unusual. China and its large mouth proxy get down on its knee in a half of an hour operation and send message of ceasefire. Had China been in place of its proxy, it could have taken half an hour more. What they lost on battle ground, they try to win on social media.

 

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I used to believe that we would require Brahmos strike to take Pakistani HQ 9 out but low cost drone did the job. They proved to be unexpectedly wort.

 

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Rafale maker Dassault Aviation stock nears record high after India-Pak military conflict​

Story by HT News Desk
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Dassault Aviation’s stock continued its upward momentum for the third consecutive session on Friday, climbing nearly 2.4%. (Pic used for representation)
Dassault Aviation’s stock continued its upward momentum for the third consecutive session on Friday, climbing nearly 2.4 per cent. During mid-day trading on the Paris Stock Exchange, the Rafale jet maker’s share price touched an intraday high of €309.40—just around 10 per cent short of its all-time peak of €332.20.



After tumbling by seven per cent on Monday, the stock rebounded over three per cent on Tuesday. According to a report by Live Mint, analysts noted the emergence of a bullish hammer candlestick pattern on the monthly chart, which typically signals potential for further gains.

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Market experts believe this bullish pattern bodes well for buyers and predict that the stock may move closer to its previous record high in the short term.

The rally is being attributed to recent geopolitical tensions. Following India’s Operation Sindoor on May 7, in which Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter jets, assumingly Rafale, targeted terror camps deep inside Pakistan using SCALP and HAMMER missiles, investor sentiment surrounding Dassault Aviation has strengthened.

Strong financials have also supported the rally. Dassault Aviation posted €6.24 billion in revenue and €924 million in net profit, while the broader French aerospace and defence sector grew by 17.7% over the past year.

The stock’s rebound also coincided with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Adampur Air Base, where, backed by an S-400 missile defence system, he delivered a strong message to Pakistan.

Despite the recent rally, the stock has seen volatility. On Monday, it plunged nearly 7% intraday to €292, fluctuating between €291 and €295 through the session.

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