Indian Navy to Get BrahMos Launchers, Fire Control Systems in Rs 661 Cr Deal
- India’s Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth approximately Rs 661 crore with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited for fire-control systems and launchers for Indian Navy ships.
- The deal supports the goal of fitting BrahMos missiles on all Indian warships by 2030.
- BrahMos missiles can attack sea and land targets from ships and have a stated range of up to 300 kilometers.
- The project has at least 68% indigenous content and is expected to create employment over three years.
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The Ministry of Defence of India has contracted $68 million for the supply of fire control systems and launch units of the Russian-Indian BrahMos complex for ships of the national naval forces. The Ministry of Defence of India has signed an agreement with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited to purchase launchers and fire control systems for the BrahMos missile complex. The equipment is designed to be installed on Indian Navy ships and transmits TA…
Defence Ministry inks Rs 661-crore contract for more BrahMos launchers for Navy - The Tribune
The Ministry of Defence on Tuesday inked a Rs 661-crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited (BAPL) for the procurement of BrahMos Fire Control System and launchers for Indian Navy ships.
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Times of IndiaIndian Navy to get BrahMos launchers, fire control systems in Rs 661 cr deal
The Ministry of Defence has signed a Rs 661.50 crore contract for BrahMos Fire Control Systems and launchers. The systems will be fitted on Indian Navy warships for maritime strike operations. This contract aims to strengthen India's maritime security and enhance defense capabilities while promoting indigenisation. It includes a minimum indigenous content of 68% and supports participation from Indian industries.
The Ministry of Defense has signed a deal worth ₹661.50 crore with BrahMos Aerospace. Fire control systems and launchers will be purchased for naval warships. 68 percent of the material will be indigenous.
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