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Bharat Forge, led by Chairman Baba Kalyani, has announced its ambitious goal to become the world’s largest artillery producer by 2030.The company has already made significant strides in this direction by exporting 100 artillery guns, including 18 Advanced Towed Artillery Guns (ATAGs), to European countries before delivering them to the Indian Army. This highlights India’s growing capability as a
India has already shipped BrahMos supersonic cruise missile to The Philippines in April 2024India is strengthening its defence cooperation with Cambodia as part of broader efforts to counter China’s growing influence in Southeast Asia.This development aligns with Cambodia’s strategic need to diversify its foreign relations and reduce dependency on Beijing. Recent initiatives include the
The Philippines received the first batteries of the BrahMos missile in April 2024The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is intensifying its modernisation efforts with plans to acquire additional missile systems, warships, and multi-role fighter jets to enhance its air and missile defence capabilities.AFP Chief General Romeo Brawner Jr. announced these plans during the recent Raisina Dialogue
At the LAAD (Latin America Aerospace and Defence) exhibition held in Rio de Janeiro from April 1 to 4, BrahMos Aerospace, a joint venture between India and Russia, showcased what it claims to be the "fastest cruise missile system in the world."The BrahMos missile system is capable of achieving speeds up to Mach 3 (three times the speed of sound) and can target objectives on land or at sea.
Bharat Forge Chairman Baba Kalyani announced that the company exported 100 artillery guns, including 18 Advanced Towed Artillery Guns (ATAGs), to several countries, including Europe, in the previous year.This marks a milestone for the Indian defence manufacturer, as exports were made even before supplying these systems to the Indian Army.Speaking at a press conference in Pune, Kalyani highlighted
With 42.85% increase, DPSUs contribute with ₹8,389 crore of exports; Private
sector records the figure of ₹15,233 crore. Under PM Modi’s leadership, India
is marching towards achieving ₹50,000 crore target by 2029: Defence Minister
Defence exports have surged to a record high of ₹23,622 crore (approx. US$
2.76 Billion) in the Financial Year (FY) 2024-25. A growth of ₹2,539 crore or
Bhubaneswar-based deep-tech start-up BonV Aero is making significant strides in the global aerospace industry by entering the US defence and aerial mobility market. Supported by the I2A (India to America) Launchpad, BonV Aero is exploring collaborations with the US Department of Defence (DoD) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to scale its dual-use technologies for defence and civilian
Bharat Forge, a leading global manufacturer of forged and machined components, is ramping up its production of passenger car components at its U.S. facilities to mitigate risks from potential trade policy changes.This move comes as the U.S. plans to impose a 25% tariff on imported automobiles, creating uncertainty for global auto exports. Bharat Forge currently exports 20% of its auto components
The "Made in Bihar" boots have gained international recognition as part of the Russian Army’s gear, marking a significant achievement for India’s defence manufacturing sector. These boots are produced by Competence Exports, a company based in Hajipur, Bihar, which has been operational since 2018.The facility focuses on manufacturing safety shoes tailored for the Russian market, designed to meet
India is making significant strides towards becoming a net exporter of military equipment, as stated by Sanjay Seth, the Minister of State for Defence. During a recent event in Panaji, he emphasized the country’s ambition to shift from being one of the largest importers of weapons to a prominent exporter.The goal is to achieve ₹50,000 crore (approximately $6 billion) in defence exports by 2029,