SOURCE: RAUNAK KUNDE / NEWS BEAT / IDRW.ORG
Solar Industries, a leading manufacturer of defence ammunition, has successfully supplied 480 units of its Nagastra-I Loitering Ammunition to the Indian Army. This supply follows the successful completion of rigorous trials, and the ammunition has now been accepted for use in operational environments. As part of ongoing evaluations, the Indian Army is assessing the system’s performance in real-world conditions, and the company is preparing for large-scale orders in the future.
The Nagastra-I Loitering Ammunition is a significant achievement for India’s defence industry, with over 75% of its components being indigenously sourced and developed. This advanced loitering munition is designed to offer precise strike capabilities for the Indian Army, making it an essential tool for modern warfare. The system is light, man-portable, and can be deployed by troops to target high-value or stationary enemy assets with pinpoint accuracy.
Company officials have confirmed that Solar Industries is ready to ramp up production to meet the growing demand for the Nagastra-I Loitering Ammunition. With the Indian Army set to place additional bulk orders, the company has the flexibility to significantly increase its production capacity, depending on future orders. According to officials, Solar Industries can scale production from manufacturing a few dozen units per week to producing several units per day, ensuring timely delivery to the Indian Army based on their operational needs.
As the Indian Army evaluates the system in various operational environments, the feedback and data collected will help further refine and optimize its deployment. The ammunition’s lightweight design and high precision provide the Army with a tactical advantage, making it a valuable asset for modern military operations.
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