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Adani Defence Announces India’s Largest Private Missile Manufacturing Hub, Invests Rs 2,500 Crore

In a bid to create India’s first backward-integrated private-sector capability of its kind, Adani Defence & Aerospace, the defence and aerospace arm of Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) has announced a defence infrastructure project worth Rs 2,500 crore to establish South Asia’s largest missile manufacturing plant in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh. This project will design and develop an advanced missile ecosystem with composite propellant and Trinitrotoluene (TNT) production at a single location.

Strengthening India’s defence manufacturing ambitions and the vision of Aatmanirbhar Bharat, this project marks one of the most significant private investments in India’s defence sector. It will enhance India’s capabilities in missile production, advanced weapon systems, precision-guided munitions, and defence technologies.

The facility will strengthen India’s indigenous missile capabilities, supporting the operational requirements of the Indian Armed Forces while advancing long-term defence preparedness. It is slated to accelerate the transition of DRDO-developed indigenous missile systems from successful trials to serial production.

The investment is predicted to generate 5,000 direct and indirect skilled jobs in India, providing employment opportunities across different areas such as engineering, quality assurance, logistics, testing, maintenance, and support services. Beyond employment, the investment is likely to accelerate the supply of precision engineering products, electronic components, advanced materials, tooling, software, and testing equipment.

Since 2020, Adani Defence & Aerospace has developed a robust small arms ecosystem in Gwalior, improving the state’s contribution to India’s defence manufacturing capabilities. From this manufacturing facility, weaponry like pistols, light machine guns, carbines, assault rifles, and other advanced small arms systems are being supplied to the Indian Armed Forces. Backed by the support and guidance of the state government, the Gwalior complex has emerged as a key pillar in India’s drive for self-reliance in defence production.

This announced project under defence will combine advanced manufacturing technologies, automated production systems and globally benchmarked safety standards to support multiple missile programmes simultaneously. Designed to meet the requirements of the Indian Armed Forces as well as trusted international partners, it will strengthen India’s strategic defence industrial capabilities while reinforcing the country’s position as a reliable supplier of precision-guided munitions.

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