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India's aerospace industry is all geared up for a huge shot in the arm as AXISCADES Technologies and Spain-based Indra sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to produce high-end aerospace systems in India. The pact, signed at Le Bourget Aerospace Show, is a significant step towards strengthening India's defense and aviation capabilities.
Under the partnership, AXISCADES will manufacture antennas for Indra's Tactical Air Navigation Systems (TACAN), Distance Measuring Equipment (DME), and sophisticated countermeasure systems designed to protect aircraft against missile attacks. The systems are critical in providing in-flight navigation data as well as enhancing aircraft defense systems.
The tie-up will assist in the development of Indra's international business as well as cement India as a global aerospace manufacturing center. Indra has an existing strong presence in India, having provided systems to the Armed Forces and assisted in civil air traffic modernization initiatives.
Apart from aerospace products, the two companies are also planning co-development of products aimed at international and Indian markets. Future collaboration can include Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) solutions and participation in DRDO's CABS MRMR and MMMA programs, further strengthening their strategic alliance.
Through this collaboration, AXISCADES and Indra hope to drive innovation, enhance defense capabilities, and develop India's aerospace ecosystem, making the country a hub for advanced aviation technology.
Source: BusinessWorld, CNBC TV18
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