Amazing Rolls-Royce (LSE: RR) Actions have increased by 2127% in the last five years. Someone who has invested 10,000 pounds at the beginning of this race would have a amazing 222 700 pounds today.

No British blue chip is close to matching its speed up. This is one of the most amazing FTSE 100 Stock prices regain during my investment life and it doesn’t seem to be over. Over the past 12 months, the price of Rolls-Royce shares is still one of the best performers in FTSE 100Climbing 124%.

FTSE 100 HEROES defense

This turbocharging performance boils down to a number of factors, including after postpandemic recovery during flying, and probably one most critical driver of all, appointing Tufan Erginbilgica CEO in January 2023.

Instead of demoralization of staff and investors with the opening Gambit condemning Rolls-Royce as “Burning Platform”Somehow he energized them. And the energy is still burning because it is investigating fresh growth possibilities in such areas as many mini-queen plants and defense.

With price ratio (p/e) of almost 57 is very high-priced and I would normally manage. The same would apply to two other FTSE 100 actions that have been doing well recently: Babcock International Group (LSE: Bab) i BAE systems (LSE: Ba).

Babcock grows at speed

The price of Babcock shares increased by 169% in 12 months, advantage and 463% in five years. BAE systems increased by 62% and 308% on the same time scale.

Someone who has invested 10,000 pounds in each of these two FTSE defense campaigns 100 years ago would have 56 400 pounds and 40,800 pounds today, with dividends at the top.

No wonder they are not inexpensive either. Babcock trades in a P/E ratio of about 24.5, with BAE systems gushing 29. Although they are not as high-priced as Rolls-Royce, investors clearly value a gigantic boost.

Bae Systems has a huge book with orders

This is understandable, looking at their books about orders. Babcock, a smaller one with a market capital of 6.38 billion GBP, currently has powerful arrears in terms of a contract worth 10.4 billion pounds. Bae, a larger enterprise worth 58.8 billion pounds, has an even greater arrears of 75.4 billion pounds. And this is recently despite a miniature drop in orders.

This gives investors great visibility of profits, but does not guarantee that the shares will grow. Earning money is not enough. Investors want revenues and profits to boost at speed. Worse results will be punished. Of course, the same applies to Rolls-Royce. This powerful valuation requires “Turbo Tufan” to continue to break the sound barrier, or at least overcome the guidelines for profits.

I am a bit cautious to buy them today, because there is a possibility of disappointment here. But then I read terrible news and my doubts disappear.

Permissions outside NATO are still worried about Western rule. Germany plans to boost defense expenses. Great Britain and Europe are planning a wall of drones. Heaven knows what Donald Trump intends to. Babcock talks about “New era for defense” And tragically I think it’s true.

Oscols, European governments may not meet defense obligations. Voltage can relax and investors go on. But I still think that the exposure to these three supplies in a balanced wallet is obvious. And despite their mighty assessments, I think all three are worth considering today.