New Delhi, May 29, 2025: Operation Sindoor has brought multiple benefits to India. It not only eliminated terrorists hiding in an enemy nation but also showcased the precision and effectiveness of India’s weaponry to the world. Defense experts note that combining Indian technology with foreign weapons has yielded results far beyond expectations, reducing reliance on imported arms. As a result, Israel has placed a significant order with Naibee Limited, an Indian defense company, for the supply of universal rocket launchers. The order is reportedly valued at ₹150 crore.
In recent weeks, investors have increasingly focused on national defense stocks. Following this latest deal, Naibee’s share price surged by 5%, with the small-cap defense company’s stock trading at ₹1,602 per share. Notably, the stock’s 52-week high stands at ₹2,045. Based in Pune, Naibee specializes in manufacturing rocket launchers capable of operating within a 300-kilometer radius. The company is tasked with delivering these launchers to Israel by November 3, 2027. However, Naibee has kept details of the recipient organization confidential.
Defense sources indicate that this order will provide global authentication for Naibee and boost its business growth. For the first time, the company is venturing into the global market by producing high-tech universal rocket launchers. Over the past five years, Naibee has delivered an astonishing 16,000% return to investors. In June 2020, its stock price was just ₹9.93 per share, but it has now soared to ₹1,600. Additionally, the stock has seen an 18% growth in the past month alone.
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