Infosys' net assets are more than the entire Pakistani stock exchange

Despite constant terrorism in India, the difference between the two countries could not be strong.

With the Operation, India established military superiority by hammering at least Pakistani air heads in addition to air defense sites and radar locations. Reality is still strong on the economic front.

With $ 400 billion, the Pakistani economy is only 8.75 percent of the Indian economy, which is 4 trillion dollars -there are $ 1,000 billion.

To get an even better idea of ​​the gap, take this fact into account: According to Fortune, the market capitalization of only one Indian company, Infosys, is more than the combined market capitalization of all 476 companies for Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).

Despite such a difference, the Pakistani leaders continue to guess their nations' resources in cash for anti-India terrorism instead of tackling socio-economic problems in the country. Just last week, Pakistan received $ 1 billion of $ 7 billion of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and received approval for a further loan of $ 1.4 billion from the Climate Resilience Fund.

An Indian company exceeds the whole PSX

According to the latest information, the market capitalization of Infosys is around 72 billion US dollars.

In comparison, the market capitalization of PSX is according to the numbers that are lucky.

Of course, Infosys is not even in the five top five companies in terms of market capitalization.

The largest Indian company, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), has a market capitalization that is almost three times of PSX's total value.

To get an even better idea, take the following into account: The market capitalization of KSE-100, Pakistani benchmark is $ 39.72 billion, which is less than Ultratech cemented market capitalization of $ 40.08 billion.

Last week when India Operation Sindoor started, PSX suffered the worst one -day fall and, according to Arab News, lost 5 percent of its value.

If PSX had lost another 5 percent, this would have been reduced to Indian companies with medium -sized capital such as the Titan Company.

If you take the six top companies, the picture becomes even more strict. According to Fortune, the market capitalization of the six best Indian companies is 40 times more than the market capitalization of the six top of the sixth Pakistani companies.