BrahMos deal: Navy ships to get fire control systems and launchers
First reported 6 Oct, 09:05 UTCUpdated 18h ago4 sources
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The Defence Ministry has signed a Rs 661.50 crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace for fire control systems and launchers for Indian Navy ships. The Buy (Indian-IDDM) deal has at least 68 per cent indigenous content and is expected to support jobs and defence indigenisation
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With a minimum 68% indigenous content, the project encourages active participation of various domestic industries including MSMEs
The Ministry of Defence has signed a ₹661.50-crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited for the procurement of BrahMos Fire Control Systems and launchers for Indian Navy ships.
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- ₹661.50 Crore BrahMos Contract: Indian Navy to Get Ship Launchers, Fire Control Systems (opens Times Now in a new tab)
The Ministry of Defence has signed a ₹661.50-crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited for the procurement of BrahMos Fire Control Systems and launchers for Indian Navy ships.
- MoD procures BrahMos Fire Control System & launchers for Indian Navy (opens BusinessLine in a new tab)
With a minimum 68% indigenous content, the project encourages active participation of various domestic industries including MSMEs
- BrahMos Aerospace secures over ₹661-crore Navy contract as India boosts maritime strike capability (opens CNBC-TV18 in a new tab)
The Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth ₹661.50 crore with BrahMos Aerospace for BrahMos Fire Control Systems and launchers for Indian Navy warships.
- BrahMos deal: Navy ships to get fire control systems and launchers (opens Mid-day in a new tab)
The Defence Ministry has signed a Rs 661.50 crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace for fire control systems and launchers for Indian Navy ships. The Buy (Indian-IDDM) deal has at least 68 per cent indigenous content and is expected to support jobs and defence indigenisation
