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Defence stocks fell sharply after budget capex failed to meet expectations, Nifty Defence index dropped nearly 9 percent amid broad market selloff, Major defence firms like BDL, GRSE, and Paras Defence saw double-digit declines

* Defence stocks fell sharply after budget capex failed to meet expectations
* Nifty Defence index dropped nearly 9 percent amid broad market selloff
* Major defence firms like BDL, GRSE, and Paras Defence saw double-digit declines

Defence stocks fell sharply after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget 2026 capex plans disappointed investors, with the Nifty Defence index dropping nearly 9% despite a 21% rise in defence capital expenditure and 24% increase for modernisation.

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* Defence stocks fell sharply after budget capex failed to meet expectations
* Nifty Defence index dropped nearly 9 percent amid broad market selloff
* Major defence firms like BDL, GRSE, and Paras Defence saw double-digit declines

The shares of defence companies tumbled in trade on February 1 as Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s capex plans for the sector failed to meet analysts and industry’s expectations.

The <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/indian-indices/nifty-india-defence-139.html">Nifty Defence index</a> crashed nearly 9 percent to 7,458.65, amid a sharp selloff in the overall market in the afternoon trading hours of Sunday.
<h3><strong>What Nirmala Sitharaman said about defence capex:</strong></h3>
While presenting Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman pegged FY27 defence expenditure at Rs 5.94 lakh crore, up from Rs 5.68 lakh crore in FY26. Defence capital expenditure has increased 21 percent year-on-year, with the allocation for defence modernisation seeing a sharper 24 percent rise over last year.

Investors had expected a strong jump in defence budget, especially as an aftermath to Operation Sindoor which the Indian military forces conducted over targeted military outfits in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir last year.
<h3><strong>Defence stocks:</strong></h3>
Bharat Dynamics (<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/aerospacedefence/bharatdynamics/BDL01">BDL</a>) shares crashed nearly 10 percent to trade at Rs 1,384.4 apiece, while Garden Reach Shipbuilders &amp; Engineers (<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/engineering-heavy/gardenreachshipbuildersengineers/GRS01">GRSE</a>) and Data Patterns (India) shares declined nearly 14 percent. Paras Defence shares fell 12 percent.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/ship-building/mazagondockshipbuilders/MDS01">Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders</a>, Hindustan Aeronautics (<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/aerospacedefence/hindustanaeronautics/HAL">HAL</a>), Cochin Shipyard and Bharat Electronics (BEL) shares also fell around 10 percent each, while BEML shares fell nearly 11 percent.
<h3><strong>What experts say:</strong></h3>
Beyond immediate security needs, capital-led defence spending has a powerful economic multiplier—supporting indigenous manufacturing, technology development and skilled employment, said Varun Gupta, CEO, Groww Mutual Fund.

"A sustained shift towards domestically sourced defence capital can strengthen India’s strategic autonomy while creating durable growth opportunities across the broader industrial ecosystem," he said.

“Budget 2026 lays down an ambitious roadmap for India’s manufacturing sector, anchored by a record ₹12.2 trillion infrastructure capex and a clear strategy to expand manufacturing’s share of GDP. The enhanced focus on structural reforms, revitalising legacy industries and scaling advanced sectors signals a shift from incremental support to broad-based capacity building and competitiveness," said Jaikaran Chandock, Director, Balu Forge Industries.

He added that the allocation of Rs 5.95 lakh crore to the defence sector for defence research, land systems and equipment further strengthens the manufacturing outlook, particularly for precision engineering and high-value domestic production.

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BDL, GRSE, other defence stocks fall up to 14% as Budget 2026 misses expectations on capex outlay; index falls 9%

The shares of defence companies tumbled in trade on February 1 as Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s capex plans for the sector failed to meet analysts and industry’s expectations.

The Nifty Defence index crashed nearly 9 percent to 7,458.65, amid a sharp selloff in the overall market in the afternoon trading hours of Sunday.
What Nirmala Sitharaman said about defence capex:
While presenting Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman pegged FY27 defence expenditure at Rs 5.94 lakh crore, up from Rs 5.68 lakh crore in FY26. Defence capital expenditure has increased 21 percent year-on-year, with the allocation for defence modernisation seeing a sharper 24 percent rise over last year.

Investors had expected a strong jump in defence budget, especially as an aftermath to Operation Sindoor which the Indian military forces conducted over targeted military outfits in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir last year.
Defence stocks:
Bharat Dynamics (BDL) shares crashed nearly 10 percent to trade at Rs 1,384.4 apiece, while Garden Reach Shipbuilders &amp;amp; Engineers (GRSE) and Data Patterns (India) shares declined nearly 14 percent. Paras Defence shares fell 12 percent.

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), Cochin Shipyard and Bharat Electronics (BEL) shares also fell around 10 percent each, while BEML shares fell nearly 11 percent.
What experts say:
Beyond immediate security needs, capital-led defence spending has a powerful economic multiplier—supporting indigenous manufacturing, technology development and skilled employment, said Varun Gupta, CEO, Groww Mutual Fund.

&quot;A sustained shift towards domestically sourced defence capital can strengthen India’s strategic autonomy while creating durable growth opportunities across the broader industrial ecosystem,&quot; he said.

“Budget 2026 lays down an ambitious roadmap for India’s manufacturing sector, anchored by a record ₹12.2 trillion infrastructure capex and a clear strategy to expand manufacturing’s share of GDP. The enhanced focus on structural reforms, revitalising legacy industries and scaling advanced sectors signals a shift from incremental support to broad-based capacity building and competitiveness,&quot; said Jaikaran Chandock, Director, Balu Forge Industries.

He added that the allocation of Rs 5.95 lakh crore to the defence sector for defence research, land systems and equipment further strengthens the manufacturing outlook, particularly for precision engineering and high-value domestic production.

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Thomas Cook, Easy Trip shares up after TCS rate cut on overseas tours, TCS on overseas tour packages reduced to 2 percent in Union Budget 2026, Five medical tourism hubs and a National Institute of Hospitality proposed

* Thomas Cook, Easy Trip shares up after TCS rate cut on overseas tours
* TCS on overseas tour packages reduced to 2 percent in Union Budget 2026
* Five medical tourism hubs and a National Institute of Hospitality proposed

Thomas Cook and Easy Trip Planners shares surged after the Union Budget proposed cutting TCS on overseas tour packages to 2%. The Budget also announced new medical tourism hubs and initiatives to boost infrastructure, training, and quality in the tourism sector.

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* Thomas Cook, Easy Trip shares up after TCS rate cut on overseas tours
* TCS on overseas tour packages reduced to 2 percent in Union Budget 2026
* Five medical tourism hubs and a National Institute of Hospitality proposed

The shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/miscellaneous/thomascookindia/TCI">Thomas Cook</a> and <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/travel-services/easytripplanners/ETP01">Easy Trip Planners</a> gained sharply on February 1 after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed to reduce TCS rate on the sale of overseas tour programme package.

While presenting the Union Budget 2026, Sitharaman said the Budget aims to reduce TCS rate on these packages from the current 5 percent and 20 percent to 2 percent without any stipulation of amount.

The shares of Easy Trip Planners, the parent company of Ease My Trip, jumped nearly 11 percent to trade at Rs 7 apiece. Thomas Cook (India) shares meanwhile gained more than 5 percent to trade at Rs 129 apiece.

Notably, this is only one of the several reforms proposed for the tourism sector. The Finance Minister also proposed to build five medical value tourism hubs in India.

“In partnership with the private sector, these hubs will serve as integrates healthcare complexes that combine medical, educational and research facilities. There will be AYUSH centres, medical-valued tourism facilitation centres and infrastructure for diagnostics, post-care and rehabilitation. These hubs will provide diverse opportunities, job opportunities for healthy professionals including doctors,” the finance minister said today.

Reacting to the announcements, Vineet Verma, Director at Brigade Hotel Ventures, said that tourism has finally received the strategic recognition it deserves in this year’s Budget.

"The emphasis on infrastructure led development, experiential tourism, and ease of doing business sends a strong signal to investors and operators alike. This can accelerate asset creation, improve quality standards, and unlock the sector’s true economic potential. The Budget’s emphasis on tourism also goes beyond infrastructure and rightly addresses the sector’s biggest gap, skilled human capital. The proposed National Institute of Hospitality, along with focused training of tourist guides and service professionals, can significantly raise quality standards, visitor experience, and global competitiveness of Indian tourism," he added.

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Budget 2026: Thomas Cook, Easy Trip shares rise up to 11% as FM reduces TCS rate on overseas tour packages to 2%

The shares of Thomas Cook and Easy Trip Planners gained sharply on February 1 after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed to reduce TCS rate on the sale of overseas tour programme package.

While presenting the Union Budget 2026, Sitharaman said the Budget aims to reduce TCS rate on these packages from the current 5 percent and 20 percent to 2 percent without any stipulation of amount.

The shares of Easy Trip Planners, the parent company of Ease My Trip, jumped nearly 11 percent to trade at Rs 7 apiece. Thomas Cook (India) shares meanwhile gained more than 5 percent to trade at Rs 129 apiece.

Notably, this is only one of the several reforms proposed for the tourism sector. The Finance Minister also proposed to build five medical value tourism hubs in India.

“In partnership with the private sector, these hubs will serve as integrates healthcare complexes that combine medical, educational and research facilities. There will be AYUSH centres, medical-valued tourism facilitation centres and infrastructure for diagnostics, post-care and rehabilitation. These hubs will provide diverse opportunities, job opportunities for healthy professionals including doctors,” the finance minister said today.

Reacting to the announcements, Vineet Verma, Director at Brigade Hotel Ventures, said that tourism has finally received the strategic recognition it deserves in this year’s Budget.

&quot;The emphasis on infrastructure led development, experiential tourism, and ease of doing business sends a strong signal to investors and operators alike. This can accelerate asset creation, improve quality standards, and unlock the sector’s true economic potential. The Budget’s emphasis on tourism also goes beyond infrastructure and rightly addresses the sector’s biggest gap, skilled human capital. The proposed National Institute of Hospitality, along with focused training of tourist guides and service professionals, can significantly raise quality standards, visitor experience, and global competitiveness of Indian tourism,&quot; he added.

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The shares of hospitals jumped in trade on February 1 after Finance Minister proposed to build 5 medical value tourism hubs in India.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/hospitalhealthcare-services/maxhealthcareinstitute/MHI">Max Healthcare Institute</a> shares jumped more than 4 percent to trade at Rs 996.4 apiece. Narayana Hrudayalaya shares gained over 3 percent, while <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/hospitalsmedical-services/apollohospitalsenterprises/AHE">Apollo Hospitals Enterprise</a>s shares rose nearly 1.5 percent.
<h3><strong>What FM Sitharaman said:</strong></h3>
While presenting Union Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed to launch a scheme to support states in establishing five regional medical hubs to promote India as a hub for medical tourism services.

“In partnership with the private sector, these hubs will serve as integrates healthcare complexes that combine medical, educational and research facilities. There will be AYUSH centres, medical-valued tourism facilitation centres and infrastructure for diagnostics, post-care and rehabilitation. These hubs will provide diverse opportunities, job opportunities for healthy professionals including doctors,” the finance minister said today.

The medical hubs being built in partnership with the private sector may have boosted the hospital stocks, as they may increase foreign patient inflow, revenues and sector growth.

<em>(This is a developing story. Come back later for more updates)</em>

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Budget 2026: Max Healthcare, other hospital stocks rise up to 4% as FM proposes to build 5 medical tourism hubs

The shares of hospitals jumped in trade on February 1 after Finance Minister proposed to build 5 medical value tourism hubs in India.

Max Healthcare Institute shares jumped more than 4 percent to trade at Rs 996.4 apiece. Narayana Hrudayalaya shares gained over 3 percent, while Apollo Hospitals Enterprises shares rose nearly 1.5 percent.
What FM Sitharaman said:
While presenting Union Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed to launch a scheme to support states in establishing five regional medical hubs to promote India as a hub for medical tourism services.

“In partnership with the private sector, these hubs will serve as integrates healthcare complexes that combine medical, educational and research facilities. There will be AYUSH centres, medical-valued tourism facilitation centres and infrastructure for diagnostics, post-care and rehabilitation. These hubs will provide diverse opportunities, job opportunities for healthy professionals including doctors,” the finance minister said today.

The medical hubs being built in partnership with the private sector may have boosted the hospital stocks, as they may increase foreign patient inflow, revenues and sector growth.

(This is a developing story. Come back later for more updates)

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The shares of Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC), Orissa Minerals Development Company and NMDC surged in trade on February 1 after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman spoke about rare earth magnets while presenting Union Budget 2026.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/miningminerals/gujaratmineraldevelopmentcorporation/GMD">GMDC</a> shares gained around 7 percent to trade at Rs 617.8 apiece, while <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/miningminerals/orissamineralsdevelopmentcompany/OMD">Orissa Minerals Development Company</a> shares also rose around 7 percent to trade at Rs 4,776 apiece. NMDC shares reverser earlier losses and rose nearly 2 percent.
<h3><strong>What FM Sitharaman said:</strong></h3>
While presenting Union Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said a scheme for rare earth permanent magnets was launched in November 2025. "We now propose to support the mineral-rich states of Odisha, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu to establish rare earth corridors to promote mining, research and manufacturing," she said.

While additional capex announcements are yet to be made, the positive sentiment after the comments boosted the stocks up.

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GMDC, Orissa Minerals shares jump up to 7% as Budget 2026 proposes dedicated rare earth corridors in 4 states

The shares of Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC), Orissa Minerals Development Company and NMDC surged in trade on February 1 after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman spoke about rare earth magnets while presenting Union Budget 2026.

GMDC shares gained around 7 percent to trade at Rs 617.8 apiece, while Orissa Minerals Development Company shares also rose around 7 percent to trade at Rs 4,776 apiece. NMDC shares reverser earlier losses and rose nearly 2 percent.
What FM Sitharaman said:
While presenting Union Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said a scheme for rare earth permanent magnets was launched in November 2025. &quot;We now propose to support the mineral-rich states of Odisha, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu to establish rare earth corridors to promote mining, research and manufacturing,&quot; she said.

While additional capex announcements are yet to be made, the positive sentiment after the comments boosted the stocks up.

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BSE shares fell nearly 6 percent after SEBI gave NOC for NSE's IPO, IFCI shares jumped 12 percent, boosted by its indirect stake in NSE, NSE may launch IPO in 8-9 months, expected to be an Offer for Sale

* BSE shares fell nearly 6 percent after SEBI gave NOC for NSE's IPO
* IFCI shares jumped 12 percent, boosted by its indirect stake in NSE
* NSE may launch IPO in 8-9 months, expected to be an Offer for Sale

BSE shares fell nearly 6% after SEBI approved NSE's IPO, while IFCI shares rose 12% due to its indirect NSE stake. NSE dominates market share and may launch its IPO in 8-9 months, though it will be an Offer for Sale with no funds to the exchange.

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* BSE shares fell nearly 6 percent after SEBI gave NOC for NSE's IPO
* IFCI shares jumped 12 percent, boosted by its indirect stake in NSE
* NSE may launch IPO in 8-9 months, expected to be an Offer for Sale

The shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/miscellaneous/bselimited/B08">Bombay Stock Exchange</a> (BSE) dropped nearly 6 percent in the morning trading hours of February 1, after market regulator SEBI gave its much-awaited NOC for rival NSE’s initial public offering. <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/finance-term-lending-institutions/ifci/IFC02">IFCI</a> shares meanwhile jumped around 12 percent.

The shares of BSE fell to Rs 2,638 apiece, extending losses for the second consecutive session. IFCI shares meanwhile rose to Rs 61.69 apiece, snapping a two-day losing streak.

IFCI currently has an effective, indirect stake of approximately 2.35 percent in the NSE through its majority ownership of Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL). Hence, rising expectations of a strong valuation for NSE after its IPO may have boosted the stock.
<h3><strong>SEBI gives NOC for NSE IPO:</strong></h3>
Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Friday had issued a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for NSE to apply for IPO, sources told <em><a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/nse-gets-key-approval-for-its-ipo-settlement-to-follow-in-due-course-13800748.html">Moneycontrol</a></em>. According to estimates, NSE may take 8-9 months to launch its IPO after receiving NOC from SEBI. It will however be Offer for Sale (OFS), and no money will come to the exchange, according to<em> Moneycontrol</em>.

NSE had first filed for its IPO in 2016 and later had to withdraw.

According to data cited by CNBC-Awaaz recently, NSE holds approximately 90-92 percent share, while BSE holds 8-10 percent share in the cash segment. In stock futures and options (F&amp;O), NSE holds around 95 percent share, while BSE holds around 5 percent share. In index F&amp;O, NSE holds nearly 80 percent share, and BSE holds approximately 20 percent share.

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BSE shares drop 6%, IFCI rises 12% after SEBI’s NOC for NSE IPO: Here's why

The shares of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) dropped nearly 6 percent in the morning trading hours of February 1, after market regulator SEBI gave its much-awaited NOC for rival NSE’s initial public offering. IFCI shares meanwhile jumped around 12 percent.

The shares of BSE fell to Rs 2,638 apiece, extending losses for the second consecutive session. IFCI shares meanwhile rose to Rs 61.69 apiece, snapping a two-day losing streak.

IFCI currently has an effective, indirect stake of approximately 2.35 percent in the NSE through its majority ownership of Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL). Hence, rising expectations of a strong valuation for NSE after its IPO may have boosted the stock.
SEBI gives NOC for NSE IPO:
Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Friday had issued a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for NSE to apply for IPO, sources told Moneycontrol. According to estimates, NSE may take 8-9 months to launch its IPO after receiving NOC from SEBI. It will however be Offer for Sale (OFS), and no money will come to the exchange, according to Moneycontrol.

NSE had first filed for its IPO in 2016 and later had to withdraw.

According to data cited by CNBC-Awaaz recently, NSE holds approximately 90-92 percent share, while BSE holds 8-10 percent share in the cash segment. In stock futures and options (F&amp;amp;O), NSE holds around 95 percent share, while BSE holds around 5 percent share. In index F&amp;amp;O, NSE holds nearly 80 percent share, and BSE holds approximately 20 percent share.

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BDL, GRSE, other defence stocks fall up to 14% as Budget 2026 misses expectations on capex outlay; index falls 9%

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Budget 2026: Max Healthcare, other hospital stocks rise up to 4% as FM proposes to build 5 medical tourism hubs

GMDC, Orissa Minerals shares jump up to 7% as Budget 2026 proposes dedicated rare earth corridors in 4 states

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Budget 2026: Max Healthcare, other hospital stocks rise up to 4% as FM proposes to build 5 medical tourism hubs

GMDC, Orissa Minerals shares jump up to 7% as Budget 2026 proposes dedicated rare earth corridors in 4 states

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