US EditionChinese Defense Companies Soar as Pakistan Touts Arms Purchase
- On June 6, Pakistan announced via social media its intention to acquire 40 Chinese J-35 stealth fighters, KJ-500 early warning aircraft, and HQ-19 missile defence systems.
- This announcement followed increased India-Pakistan tensions that began in early May, including airstrikes and reports of Pakistan’s J-10C jets downing six Indian aircraft.
- Central to the agreement is a fifth-generation stealth fighter jet created by Shenyang Aircraft Corporation, which was publicly revealed at the 2024 Zhuhai Airshow and offers enhanced long-range strike capabilities.
- Following the announcement, AVIC Shenyang’s shares surged over 16% in seven sessions, hitting the 10% daily limit for three consecutive days, while Aerospace Nanhu Electronic rose as much as 15%.
- If finalized, this would represent China’s first export of a fifth-generation stealth fighter, potentially altering regional air power amid ongoing India-Pakistan conflict.
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Pakistan’s unverified claims & move to buy J-35 5th-gen jets see Chinese maker’s shares soar high
Pakistan’s government said Friday on social media that it intends to acquire 40 J-35 fighters, KJ-500 airborne early warning and control aircraft, and HQ-19 ballistic missile defence systems.
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