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India’s Deep Tech story is moving from whiteboard to wallet as a planned ₹11b government research and infrastructure push aims to crowd in roughly ₹25b of total capital into AI, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. That kind of money can reshape careers and portfolios. This article zeroes in on three stocks from our India Deep Tech, AI, Semiconductors & Advanced Manufacturing Stocks screener that appear positively exposed to this news-driven wave. The three stocks discussed below are a...

Bharat Electronics Ltd (BOM:500049) reports a 25.27% revenue increase and a strong order book position, despite challenges in order inflow timing.

Bharat Electronics Ltd (BOM:500049) reports a 16% revenue increase and focuses on new-age technologies amid supply chain challenges.

HANetf co-CEO Hector McNeil joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion to make the case for the Future of Defence Indo-Pacific ex-China UCITS ETF (ISE:QUAD) - which he says is the best-performing defence product in Europe year to date. While European rearmament has grabbed the headlines, McNeil pointed to standout gains from South Korean names like LIG Nex1, Korea Aerospace and Hanwha, alongside structural growth across India, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan. India's "Make in India" policy is driving companies like Bharat Electronics, while Singapore is investing heavily in cybersecurity and smart defence

Astra Microwave Products Ltd (BOM:532493) achieves its best-ever quarterly performance, bolstered by a robust order book and strategic collaborations, despite facing execution challenges.

Bharat Electronics Ltd (BOM:500049) reports a robust 19% revenue increase and a solid order book, despite challenges in supply chain and project execution.