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stocks issues market commentary from deVere Group.
Defense stocks now represent one of the most “strategically
important opportunities” for investors, asserts the CEO of
global financial advisory giant deVere Group.
The analysis from Nigel Green comes as geopolitical pressure forces
governments into sustained military spending and long-term security
commitments that are reshaping global markets.
He says: “Across Europe, the Middle East, East Asia, the
Americas and the Arctic, political decisions are translating
directly into defense budgets and procurement pipelines.”
The UK and France have confirmed readiness to deploy forces to Ukraine
once a ceasefire is secured, signalling that post-war security will
rely on permanent military frameworks rather than temporary
guarantees.
In the Middle East, the war involving Israel and Gaza continues to
elevate regional risk, reinforcing demand for air defense,
intelligence capability and naval protection.
In East Asia, rising pressure between China and Taiwan is accelerating
defense investment across the Indo-Pacific, with Washington under
President Donald Trump reinforcing allied deterrence.
Latin America and the Arctic now sit firmly inside that global
security equation. Recent US military action in Venezuela has
underlined Washington’s readiness to project power in its own
hemisphere, while renewed strategic focus on Greenland has pushed
Arctic security into the top tier of defense planning as competition
intensifies over northern sea routes, surveillance infrastructure and
missile detection systems.
Nigel Green, Chief Executive Officer of deVere Group, says,
“Defense stocks are moving into a year where geopolitical
reality is shaping fiscal policy in real time.
“Governments globally are committing capital to military
capability at a scale that creates durable demand for the
sector.”
This shift marks a clear change in how defense is viewed by markets.
The sector has moved from a reactive allocation to a strategic pillar
of portfolio construction.
The forces driving defense performance in 2026 are structural rather
than cyclical. National security now sits at the centre of economic
planning, and that reality is rewriting how risk and opportunity are
priced.
Nigel Green says, “Security spending has become one of the
most protected areas of government budgets. While other departments
face political trade-offs, defense lines are being expanded because
leaders understand that military readiness underpins economic
stability.”
The implications for defense companies are substantial. Procurement
cycles are lengthening, order books are deepening, and investment is
accelerating into missile defense, cyber warfare, space-based
surveillance, autonomous systems and integrated command platforms.
“These are multi-year programmes backed by sovereign balance
sheets, offering a level of earnings visibility that remains scarce
across global equity markets,” notes the deVere CEO.
He continues:
“Markets are witnessing a global alignment around defense as a
strategic necessity. When policy moves in that direction across
continents, capital follows.
“Few sectors combine bipartisan backing, long-term contracts
and strategic relevance in the way defense now does. This
combination gives investors something increasingly rare in
today’s markets, confidence in future cash flows.”
Valuations across the sector remain compelling when measured against
forward earnings potential and contract backlogs.
Several major defense manufacturers are expanding production capacity
to meet rising global demand for air defense interceptors,
surveillance technology and battlefield systems, reinforcing
expectations of sustained revenue momentum.
Portfolio strategy for 2026 should increasingly reflect this reality,
deVere believes.
“Defense exposure now offers more than tactical positioning.
Alignment with the dominant forces shaping global policy and capital
allocation has become a central consideration for serious investors.
“Defense stocks reflect how the world now operates. Treating
the sector as peripheral means misreading where political will and
fiscal resources are being directed.”
As geopolitical pressure points multiply from Ukraine to Gaza, from
Taiwan to Venezuela, from the Baltic to the Arctic, defense sits at
the centre of global economic and strategic planning.
Nigel Green concludes:
“Defense equities stand at the intersection of overarching
policy, security and technology. This position gives the sector one
of the strongest outlooks in markets today.”
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