China Military Parade 2025: As Chinese defence stocks hogged the limelight this week against the backdrop of a once-a-decade military parade in China that unveiled new weapons and showcased Beijing’s diplomatic clout, the country’s largest defence firm by market capitalisation — Avic Chengdu — failed to impress investors.
Since the Chinese Military Parade, held on September 3, the J-10 fighter jet maker’s stock has been on a downward trend, declining for three straight sessions. During this period, Avic Chengdu share price has tumbled 23% during this period, slipping below 100 yuan.
