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DCX Systems Limited, a Bangalore-based defence and aerospace manufacturer, has secured a major purchase order worth ₹52.42 crore from Rafael Advanced Defence Systems Limited in Israel for the supply of cable and wire harness assemblies.This order forms the bulk of a larger announcement where DCX reported total orders amounting to ₹57.67 crore, including ₹5.25 crore from various domestic and
India’s defence exports achieved a landmark milestone in the financial year 2024-25, surging to a record ₹23,622 crore, equivalent to approximately $2.76 billion.This figure marks a substantial leap forward, underscoring the nation’s accelerating momentum in the global arms market. The growth reflects a deliberate strategic pivot towards self-reliance, propelled by flagship initiatives such as
Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bharat Forge, currently holds a robust defence orderbook valued at approximately ₹10,000 crore, equivalent to about $1.1 billion. This substantial backlog reflects the company’s growing prominence in India’s defence manufacturing ecosystem, driven by indigenous development and export successes.Projections indicate this figure could
DRDO Chairman Samir V Kamat delivered the keynote address at the 40th Air Chief Marshal PC Lal Memorial Lecture, organised by the Air Force Association.He emphasised India’s progress towards self-reliance in defence technologies, highlighting a fair degree of achievement in missile systems, armoured vehicles, military bridging systems, artillery, guns, ammunition, light combat aircraft,
Raghu Vamsi Group’s RV LakshyaRaghu Vamsi Group has launched ‘Arrobot’, a cutting-edge deep-technology defence brand, and unveiled six indigenous UAV and autonomous defence products developed entirely in India.This marks the company’s bold entry into fully integrated defence platforms. The new product line comprises RV Astra, RV Maya, RV Lakshya, RV Rudra, RV Indra, RV Yodha, and RV Drishti.These
First major order for high-value, technologically advanced complex wired structures —designed to withstand harsh environmental constraints— to be produced in India for the Dassault Aviation Rafale program. This strengthens Thales’ long-term partnership with SFO Technologies and enhances India’s indigenous defence manufacturing capabilities. It supports India’s strategic localisation goals,
TATA Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) stands as a pivotal Indian private entity in the aerospace and defence domain, excelling in precision machining, fabrication, and quality-driven production of intricate aero-components.These capabilities position TASL firmly within global supply chains, serving original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) with end-to-end solutions from design to assembly. The
The Committee on Public Undertakings has highlighted significant delays by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in obtaining international certifications for its helicopters, resulting in costs exceeding ₹108 crore and lost export opportunities.These setbacks have not only strained HAL’s finances but also eroded its standing in the global aviation market. A recent report, tabled in Parliament on
TATA Group has achieved a significant milestone by securing Intel as its first major customer for its Made-in-India semiconductor products. This development marks a strategic breakthrough for India’s semiconductor manufacturing ambitions, signalling TATA’s emergence as a credible player in a highly competitive and technologically advanced segment.Intel’s decision to source chips from TATA’s
TATA Advanced Systems and Lockheed Martin have jointly announced the establishment of a new Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Bangalore to support the operations of the C-130J Super Hercules military transport aircraft in India.This development marks a significant step towards strengthening the defence ecosystem in India, particularly in sustaining and enhancing the readiness of