Bharat Forge Drone Orders: Bharat Forge has shared that its aerospace business has won new orders worth around ₹300 crore. These orders are for making drones for the Indian Army and the Indian Navy. The company said the deals include different types of unmanned systems made in India. These drones are used for watching enemy movement. Collecting information. And carrying out attack missions when needed.
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The company explained that the orders include ISR drones and loitering munitions. These are drones that can fly over an area and strike targets when required. Bharat Forge said these systems are fully indigenous and are built to meet urgent needs of the armed forces. They are designed to work in many kinds of places such as deserts. Mountains. And rough terrain.
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Bharat Forge said the drone models included in the order are Omega One. Omega Nine. Bayonet. And Cleaver. These platforms are developed to handle different missions and challenges faced by soldiers. The company added that its unmanned vehicle range is improving very fast. New features like autonomy. Artificial intelligence. And data-based decision tools are being added step by step.
The company said these upgrades help drones fly longer. Hit targets more accurately. Stay safer in risky areas. And change tasks easily during missions. This makes them useful in difficult and fast-changing combat situations.
Focus on Atmanirbhar Bharat
Bharat Forge highlighted that one of its drones. Omega One. was shown on an upgraded BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle during the Army Day Parade in Jaipur this January. The company said this was an important moment. It showed the trust of India’s defence leadership in Bharat Forge’s technology.
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“This dual achievement, securing EP-VI contracts and showcasing Omega One on Army Day, reaffirms BFL’s commitment to Atmanirbhar Bharat,” said Amit Kalyani, Vice Chairman and Joint Managing Director at Bharat Forge Ltd.
The company added that these new drone inductions show its strong focus on making defence systems inside India. Bharat Forge said it is using growing domestic production capacity to deliver systems quickly. At the same time it aims to keep quality. Reliability. And the ability to scale up production when needed.
