Sigma Advanced Systems Secures ₹155 Crore in Anti-Drone Orders from Home Ministry
Sigma Advanced Systems Limited secured ₹155 crore in orders for its Indrajaal Ranger™ Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle from India's Ministry of Home Affairs. The orders include ₹145 crore for border security and ₹10 crore for urban policing. This deployment establishes India's first country-wide anti-drone patrolling capability for both border and urban areas.
The substantial order value and the strategic importance of anti-drone technology for national security will likely have a significant positive impact on the company's financial performance and market position.
The company has secured significant new orders, which is a positive development for its business and indicates growing demand for its anti-drone technology.
Sigma Advanced Systems Limited (formerly Megasoft Limited) announced that its Indrajaal Ranger™ Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle has secured orders worth approximately ₹155 crore from the Government of India's Ministry of Home Affairs. A significant portion, ₹145 crore, is designated for border security, while an additional ₹10 crore is allocated for urban policing, including VVIP protection and city street security.
This marks India's first country-wide deployment of purpose-built Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicles, establishing a new category of homeland security infrastructure. The Indrajaal Ranger™ is an ARDTC-approved mobile Counter-UAS platform capable of detecting, tracking, identifying, and countering rogue drones while in motion. It integrates advanced sensors, artificial intelligence, and countermeasures, featuring three protection layers: Retractor, Lakshman Rekha, and Net Interceptor.
The company highlighted that these deployments strengthen border protection against threats like narcotics and surveillance drones, and enhance security for VVIP movements, public events, airports, and critical infrastructure. This initiative aligns with the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' vision, showcasing India's indigenous defense manufacturing capabilities.
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