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Who makes what, who is buying, and how to get in. Built for MSMEs, start-ups, investors and OEM business-development teams.
₹1.27 L crDefence production FY24
₹23,600 crExports FY25
75%Capital budget for domestic sourcing
400+iDEX start-ups funded
Procurement Tracker
Major contracts, AoNs and programmes with values and stages.
Start-ups & iDEX
How the DISC/ADITI pipeline works and who has won.
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Latest programmes
Full tracker →| Date | Programme | Value | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-03 | 307 ATAGS + 327 gun towing vehicles Bharat Forge & Tata Advanced Systems · Army | ₹6,900 cr | Contract signed |
| 2025-03 | 156 LCH Prachand HAL · Army & IAF | ₹62,700 cr | Contract signed |
| 2025-04 | 26 Rafale-M carrier fighters Dassault Aviation · Navy | ~₹63,000 cr | IGA signed |
| 2024-10 | 31 MQ-9B HALE RPAs General Atomics · Tri-service | ~US$3.5 bn | Contract signed |
| 2024-09 | 240 AL-31FP engines for Su-30MKI HAL · IAF | ₹26,000 cr | Contract signed |
| 2024-12 | 3 additional Scorpène submarines Mazagon Dock / Naval Group · Navy | ~₹36,000 cr | Negotiation |
| 2025-01 | Pinaka ammunition (ADM Type-1, HEPF Mk-1) EEL & Munitions India · Army | ₹10,147 cr | Contract signed |
| 2025-06 | 114 Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) — Rafale Dassault (Make in India) · IAF | ~₹2 lakh cr (est.) | AoN / pre-contract |
Industry reading
Analysis
Theatre Commands — The Biggest Reform in Indian Military History, Explained
Seventeen single-service commands, one Chief of Defence Staff, and a plan to merge them into three theatres. Why it matters and why it is taking so long.
Analysis
India's Defence Budget Explained — Where ₹6.8 Lakh Crore Actually Goes
Headline numbers hide the real story. Pensions, salaries and modernisation compete for the same rupee — here is the split and why it matters for industry.
Analysis
India vs China — A Sober Reading of the Military Balance
Headline comparisons mislead. Terrain, deployment and doctrine narrow the gap on land; the Indian Ocean widens it at sea. A domain-by-domain look.