Source : IgMp Bureau
Kalyani Group, a prominent player in India’s defense and aerospace sectors, has emerged as a key contender in the Future Ready Combat Vehicle (FRCV) program. This initiative, slated to commence in 2030, aims to replace the Indian Army’s aging T-72 main battle tanks (MBTs) with cutting-edge 55-ton vehicles.
Leading the Charge at Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo
At the recent Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo, Kalyani Group showcased its strong commitment to the FRCV program. The company highlighted its exceptional expertise in manufacturing critical tank components, positioning itself as a frontrunner for this transformative project. Notably, Kalyani Group holds the distinction of being the first private sector entity in India to successfully produce barrels for MBTs, surpassing the quality standards of Russian-made barrels used in the T-72 and T-90 programs.
Comprehensive Capabilities
Kalyani Group’s expertise extends beyond barrel manufacturing, encompassing the development and production of a wide range of essential components such as:
- Road wheels
- Tracks
- Crankshafts
- Turbochargers
A Vision for the Future
In addition to its existing capabilities, Kalyani Group has expressed keen interest in contributing to the design and manufacture of hulls and turrets for the FRCV. This marks a significant shift towards greater involvement of Indian private companies in bolstering indigenous defense capabilities and reducing dependence on imports.
In conclusion, Kalyani Group’s proactive stance in the FRCV program underscores its commitment to innovation and indigenous defense manufacturing. As India progresses towards modernizing its armed forces, partnerships with industry leaders like Kalyani Group will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the country’s defense landscape.
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