Postal service group Royal Mail Plc, telecoms operator BT Group Plc and transport firms like FirstGroup Plc and Go-Ahead Group Plc, all of which have also faced a nationalization-related threat, also rose.

BT should now get investment stimulus for its Openreach arm to build out fiber broadband across the country, according to Jefferies.

Retailers, Media and Travel
Food retailers including Tesco Plc, J Sainsbury Plc and Wm Morrison Supermarkets Plc, as well as high street names like Marks & Spencer Group Plc and Next Plc rallied.

“A strong Tory majority should provide improved consumer sentiment, solid disposable income growth and reduced input pressures,” Jefferies analysts including James Grzinic wrote in a note. While Tesco might be the U.K. stock that many investors will default to, the analysts also see “merits across most other U.K. large-cap retailers.”

Travel operators and airlines are also surging as gains for the pound make overseas travel for Brits cheaper. HSBC analysts raised their ratings on British Airways-owner International Consolidated Airlines Group SA and Irish budget carrier Ryanair Holdings Plc on the clearer outlook.

Broadcaster ITV Plc, which has seen a downturn in advertising spending linked to Brexit uncertainty, rose too.

Homebuilders and Property
Housebuilders including Barratt Developments Plc, Persimmon Plc and Taylor Wimpey Plc all rallied at least 10% as clarity on the outlook for Brexit could boost housing transactions. Citigroup Inc. says the sector should see a “healthy” re-rating. Companies that supply housebuilders, such as Travis Perkins Plc, also gained.

Commercial-property stocks including British Land Co., Land Securities Group Plc and Hammerson Plc jumped. They should benefit from the extra clarity too, as this could boost appetite for U.K. property assets.

Outsourcers
U.K. government contractors like Capita Plc, Serco Group Plc, Babcock International Group Plc, QinetiQ Group Plc and Mitie Group Plc all rose. The clear majority for the Tories may mean contracts start to flow to the sector, including those related to Brexit.

In addition, a Labour government was seen as more unfriendly for outsourcing stocks, RBC Capital Markets says. This will also underpin the share price gains.