Goodluck India's subsidiary receives Industrial License to start empty shells production
The industrial license will allow the company to start production of empty shells, which may have a moderate impact on the company's revenue and future growth.
The announcement conveys positive news regarding the receipt of an industrial license, which will enable the company to start production and expand its business.
* Goodluck India Limited's subsidiary, Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Limited, has received the Industrial License under the Indian Arms Act, 1959. * This license enables the company to start the production of empty shells for the Defence & Aerospace Industry. * The company anticipates commencing trial production by Q3 of FY 2025-26.
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