Bharat Forge subsidiary unveils MArG artillery series at Eurosatory 2026
Bharat Forge's subsidiary, KSSL, launched the MArG series of 155mm 4x4 mounted artillery guns at Eurosatory 2026. The series offers three calibre configurations for enhanced mobility and firepower. The MArG 39 variant is being showcased, emphasizing its suitability for expeditionary forces and difficult terrains.
The launch of a new artillery system is significant for the defense sector, potentially opening new revenue streams and market opportunities for Bharat Forge. However, the immediate financial impact is not quantified.
The announcement details the launch of a new product line by a subsidiary, which is a positive development for the company's defense business and its market reach.
Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited (KSSL), a wholly-owned defence subsidiary of Bharat Forge Limited, has unveiled its MArG series of 155mm 4x4 mounted artillery guns at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.
The MArG series offers a highly mobile, rapidly deployable, and cost-optimized firepower solution for modern land forces. It is available in three calibre configurations: MArG 39 (39 calibre) for mobility and tactical flexibility, MArG 45 (45 calibre) for balanced range and firepower, and MArG 52 (52 calibre) for extended-range performance.
The systems are built on a high-mobility 4x4 chassis, designed for shoot-and-scoot operations to enhance survivability. They deliver NATO-standard 155mm firepower, including precision-guided munitions, and support standard and extended-range ammunitions. The MArG 39 variant, displayed at the event, is designed for expeditionary forces and terrain-constrained operations.
Mr. Amit Kalyani, Vice Chairman and Joint Managing Director of Bharat Forge Ltd, stated that the MArG series redefines deployable artillery with uncompromising firepower and mobility. Mr. Neelesh Tungar, CEO of KSSL, highlighted the series' agility and ability to operate in challenging terrains where heavier systems cannot. KSSL aims to provide sovereign defence capabilities and enable partner nations to build their own defence industrial base through technology partnerships and local industrialization.
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