Dassault Aviation Share Price Surges Amid Increased Demand for Rafale Jets Following India's Defensive Measures Against Pakistan and China

Dassault Aviation Share Price: Boost from India Deal

Dassault Aviation SA, the manufacturer of the Rafale fighter jet, is expected to see a significant boost in its share price due to the recent developments in India. French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to India has led to a new era of defense cooperation between the two countries, with plans to jointly produce Rafale fighter jets and helicopters. The deal size is estimated to be around $40 billion, making it the largest single military procurement in the history of both countries.

96 out of the 114 Rafale fighter jets ordered by India will be manufactured in India, under a partnership between Dassault Aviation and Indian firms such as Tata Group and Mahindra. The deal is expected to address the Indian Air Force's critical shortage of fighter squadrons and provide sustained business for Dassault Aviation.

Fundamentals of Dassault Aviation

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• Cash reserve: Approximately €9.6 billion (as of late 2025)
• Net margins: Steady at around 11.50%
• Operating margins: 8.50% to 9.0%
• Debt-to-equity ratio: Around 0.40

Technical Outlook

According to Anshul Jain, Head of Research at Lakshmishree, Dassault Aviation has broken out of a bullish flag, indicating institutional conviction and a resumption of the primary uptrend. The price structure across timeframes remains constructive, with momentum expanding post-breakout. The setup points to an immediate move toward the €415 to €420 per share zone, followed by a potential extension toward €450 to €455, if buying pressure sustains.