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1st consignment of Sukhoi-30 brake parachutes leaves for Malaysia from unit in UP’s Hazratpur
Consignment of Sukhoi-30 brake parachutes was flagged off at Ordnance Equipment Factory Hazratpur by OEFH gen manager Amit Singh who termed it proof of India’s self-reliance in defence sector.
By Amir Qureshi
11 June, 2025 10:54 pm IST
Brake parachute assists with landing deceleration of the fighter jet | ANI
Firozabad: The first consignment of Sukhoi-30 fighter jet brake parachutes manufactured at the Ordnance Equipment Factory Hazratpur (OEFH) here has been dispatched to Malaysia. In a simple ceremony Tuesday, OEFH general manager Amit Singh flagged off a truck loaded with the parachute brake systems for Malaysia. Deputy general manager H.L. Kumawat, joint general manager S.K. Meena and other officers were also present.
Singh said the consignment includes 10 pairs of brake parachutes which have been especially designed for Sukhoi-30 fighter aircraft. He said this achievement is not just a business deal, but a proof of India’s technical proficiency and self-reliance.
Kumawat said the Hazratpur unit, near Tundla town of Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad district, is working to constantly develop modern products through research and innovation keeping in mind the needs of the defence sector.
He said work is also being done at the factory on drone technology and indigenous drones are being prepared for various usages. These drones have proved to be effective not only in surveillance and tactical operations but also in civilian tasks, he said.
Meena said the arrester barrier system (which helps in stopping high-speed aircraft on the runway) and multi-spectral camouflage net (MSCN) being manufactured here are also inviting interest in the international market.
He said many countries have ordered samples for testing at the initial stage, and export orders for these products are expected. This will bolster India’s defence export and the strength of ‘Make in India’ will be known in the global defence market, he said.
Meena said exports from here will create new opportunities for employment, technical training, and industrial development for the local youth. The start of defence sector exports from a small town like Hazratpur is proof India’s prowess is no longer limited to metros, but it can also lead on the global stage from villages and towns, he said.
This initiative realizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Local for Global’ where local products are gaining recognition worldwide, he added.
(Edited by Ajeet Tiwari)
1st consignment of Sukhoi-30 brake parachutes leaves for Malaysia from unit in UP’s Hazratpur
Consignment of Sukhoi-30 brake parachutes was flagged off at Ordnance Equipment Factory Hazratpur by OEFH gen manager Amit Singh who termed it proof of India’s self-reliance in defence sector.
By Amir Qureshi
11 June, 2025 10:54 pm IST
Brake parachute assists with landing deceleration of the fighter jet | ANI
Firozabad: The first consignment of Sukhoi-30 fighter jet brake parachutes manufactured at the Ordnance Equipment Factory Hazratpur (OEFH) here has been dispatched to Malaysia. In a simple ceremony Tuesday, OEFH general manager Amit Singh flagged off a truck loaded with the parachute brake systems for Malaysia. Deputy general manager H.L. Kumawat, joint general manager S.K. Meena and other officers were also present.
Singh said the consignment includes 10 pairs of brake parachutes which have been especially designed for Sukhoi-30 fighter aircraft. He said this achievement is not just a business deal, but a proof of India’s technical proficiency and self-reliance.
Kumawat said the Hazratpur unit, near Tundla town of Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad district, is working to constantly develop modern products through research and innovation keeping in mind the needs of the defence sector.
He said work is also being done at the factory on drone technology and indigenous drones are being prepared for various usages. These drones have proved to be effective not only in surveillance and tactical operations but also in civilian tasks, he said.
Meena said the arrester barrier system (which helps in stopping high-speed aircraft on the runway) and multi-spectral camouflage net (MSCN) being manufactured here are also inviting interest in the international market.
He said many countries have ordered samples for testing at the initial stage, and export orders for these products are expected. This will bolster India’s defence export and the strength of ‘Make in India’ will be known in the global defence market, he said.
Meena said exports from here will create new opportunities for employment, technical training, and industrial development for the local youth. The start of defence sector exports from a small town like Hazratpur is proof India’s prowess is no longer limited to metros, but it can also lead on the global stage from villages and towns, he said.
This initiative realizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Local for Global’ where local products are gaining recognition worldwide, he added.
(Edited by Ajeet Tiwari)
1st consignment of Sukhoi-30 brake parachutes leaves for Malaysia from unit in UP’s Hazratpur
Paras Defence's subsidiary receives €2.2M LoI from Cerbair for 30 CHIMERA 200 anti-drone units.
India's Paras Defence to Supply High-End Counter UAS Technology to France's CERBAIR
CERBAIR, a leading European counter-UAV company, is intending to acquire up to 30 CHIMERA 200 systems (an advanced man portable radio frequency detection and neutralisation device) designed as primary defence against drone and swarm drone threats.
The deal worth approximately ₹22 crore (€2.2 million) by Paras, strengthens "India's position as an emerging and reliable exporter of sophisticated defence technologies".
India's Paras Defence to Supply High-End Counter UAS Technology to France's CERBAIR
CERBAIR, a leading European counter-UAV company, is intending to acquire up to 30 CHIMERA 200 systems (an advanced man portable radio frequency detection and neutralisation device) designed as primary defence against drone and swarm drone threats.
The deal worth approximately ₹22 crore (€2.2 million) by Paras, strengthens "India's position as an emerging and reliable exporter of sophisticated defence technologies".
Seems export of LMGs to Europe has begun:
The guns have been modified as per customer demand. It now has a Magpul MOE adjustable buttstock:
View attachment DRDO_LMG_export.mp4
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The Indian company Ashok Leyland will supply a hundred troop transport trucks to the FARDC, including HMV 12×12 and HMV 8×8 models
July 1, 2025
By Coco Kabwika
The DRC has reportedly awarded contracts to 13 Indian companies, such as Ashok Leyland, Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL), Tata Advanced Systems, Goa Shipyard, Adani Defense & Aerospace and Armored Vehicles and others for trucks and anti-drone systems. Tata Advanced Systems (TASL) is also reportedly studying the possibility of supplying armored vehicles to the DRC.
Ashok Leyland has won a contract from the Congolese authorities for the supply of around 100 transport trucks, including HMV 12×12 and HMV 8×8 models. These vehicles should help improve the mobility of troops on the eastern front in the face of the M23 coalition and the Rwandan Defence Forces (RDF), according to Africa Intelligence. This contract demonstrates the strengthening of relations between the Indian defence industry and the Democratic Republic of Congo. It should be noted that the DRC, in search of modernizing its army, is turning to India while Chinese weapons are proliferating on the fronts in the east of the country.
La société Indienne Ashok Leyland va fournir une centaine de camions de transport des troupes aux FARDC dont des modèles HMV 12x12 et HMV 8x8 - Congovirtuel
NIBE Limited Secures Landmark Export Order for Ship-Mounted UniversalRocket Launching System from Israel
Pune, India – August 8, 2025 – NIBE Limited proudly announces that it has secured a prestigious export order from Elbit Systems, for the manufacturing and supply of Ship-Mounted Universal RocketLaunching System. The system is equipped with extra missiles, delivering precise, long-range capability.
This naval rocket and missile launcher system is designed to address battle space challenges that require effective maritime fire support solutions and extended modern naval capabilities. The order marks a major endorsement of NIBE Limited’s engineering excellence, indigenous manufacturing capability, and its growing role in strengthening India’s position in the global defence manufacturing ecosystem. The order with Elbit Systems underscores mutual trust, technological constructive collaboration, and a shared commitment to advancing maritime defence capabilities.
The Ship-Mounted Universal Rocket Launching System represents a breakthrough in modern maritime combat capability — a long-range, autonomous sea-to-shore weapon system designed to redefine the limits of naval power. Engineered for cost-effectiveness, ease of operation, and minimal maintenance, the system delivers unmatched reliability and performance in critical missions. Its ability to extend impact zones beyond traditional naval limitations empowers naval forces with superior strike range and tactical flexibility.
This system significantly enhances naval value in joint operations, enabling seamless integration withair and land forces. It also boosts naval independence, reducing reliance on allied systems duringmission-critical scenarios. Most importantly, it acts as a force multiplier by enhancing the firepower abilities of ground forces, delivering precision firepower and support from the sea with speed and efficiency.
This development also aligns with the Government of India’s vision of ‘Make in India, Make for theWorld.’ reinforcing NIBE Limited’s mission to deliver precise manufacturing solutions from Indian soil to trusted allies worldwide.
Pune, India – August 8, 2025 – NIBE Limited proudly announces that it has secured a prestigious export order from Elbit Systems, for the manufacturing and supply of Ship-Mounted Universal RocketLaunching System. The system is equipped with extra missiles, delivering precise, long-range capability.
This naval rocket and missile launcher system is designed to address battle space challenges that require effective maritime fire support solutions and extended modern naval capabilities. The order marks a major endorsement of NIBE Limited’s engineering excellence, indigenous manufacturing capability, and its growing role in strengthening India’s position in the global defence manufacturing ecosystem. The order with Elbit Systems underscores mutual trust, technological constructive collaboration, and a shared commitment to advancing maritime defence capabilities.
The Ship-Mounted Universal Rocket Launching System represents a breakthrough in modern maritime combat capability — a long-range, autonomous sea-to-shore weapon system designed to redefine the limits of naval power. Engineered for cost-effectiveness, ease of operation, and minimal maintenance, the system delivers unmatched reliability and performance in critical missions. Its ability to extend impact zones beyond traditional naval limitations empowers naval forces with superior strike range and tactical flexibility.
This system significantly enhances naval value in joint operations, enabling seamless integration withair and land forces. It also boosts naval independence, reducing reliance on allied systems duringmission-critical scenarios. Most importantly, it acts as a force multiplier by enhancing the firepower abilities of ground forces, delivering precision firepower and support from the sea with speed and efficiency.
This development also aligns with the Government of India’s vision of ‘Make in India, Make for theWorld.’ reinforcing NIBE Limited’s mission to deliver precise manufacturing solutions from Indian soil to trusted allies worldwide.
Guided Pinaka pods in Armenian colours:
