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Ministry of Defence Inks Rs. 1,752 Cr Deal for Remote Control Guns with AWEIL

The procurement of these state-of-the-art SRCGs marks a significant milestone in strengthening the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard's capabilities.

In a significant development aimed at bolstering India’s maritime security, the Ministry of Defence has inked a pivotal contract with Advanced Weapon Equipment India Ltd. (AWEIL), Kanpur.

The contract entails the manufacturing and supply of 463 indigenously manufactured 12.7 mm Stabilised Remote Control Guns (SRCG) for deployment by the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard.

Valued at Rs. 1752.13 crores, this contract underscores the government’s commitment to enhancing the capabilities of both forces to effectively engage small targets, particularly in asymmetric environments, day or night.

The procurement of these state-of-the-art SRCGs marks a significant milestone in strengthening the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard’s capabilities.

Mod Aiwel deal

Equipped with advanced features such as stabilization and remote control, these guns empower naval personnel to precisely target small threats that pose potential risks to maritime assets.

The SRCGs’ cutting-edge technology enhances operational efficiency and safety, ensuring swift and accurate response to emerging challenges in maritime security.

This procurement initiative aligns seamlessly with the government’s vision of “Aatmanirbharta in Defence,” emphasizing self-reliance in defence production. With an Indigenous Content (IC) exceeding 85%, this contract exemplifies India’s strides towards promoting indigenous defence manufacturing.

Moreover, the initiative is poised to create lucrative opportunities for over 125 Indian vendors and Defence Public Sector Undertakings (DPSUs) over the next five years, catalyzing growth in the domestic defence industry.

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The contract between the Ministry of Defence and AWEIL signifies a significant milestone in advancing India’s defence capabilities. By procuring 463 indigenously manufactured SRCGs, the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard are poised to enhance their operational effectiveness while fortifying maritime security.

This strategic collaboration underscores the government’s unwavering commitment to fostering indigenous defence production and fortifying India’s position as a formidable force in the global defence arena.

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Pratham Gurung
Pratham Gurung
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