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Adani Defence Commits ₹10,000 Crore to Power India’s Ammunition Revolution.

Adani Defence Commits ₹10,000 Crore to Power India's Ammunition Revolution.

Adani Defence Commits ₹10,000 Crore to Power India's Ammunition Revolution.

Adani Defence announces a massive ₹10,000 crore expansion to boost India’s ammunition production. Discover how this investment will triple capacity and strengthen national self-reliance in defence manufacturing.

In a massive push to bolster India’s defence manufacturing capabilities Adani Defence & Aerospace has unveiled plans to invest an additional ₹10,000 crore over the next few years. This new investment significantly scales up the company’s commitment, coming on top of the ₹5,000 crore it has already poured into its defence ventures.

This strategic move is aimed at dramatically expanding production across a wide range of critical ammunition and aerospace systems, moving the needle significantly towards the nation’s ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ (Self-Reliant India) goal in defence.

Building an Ammunition Powerhouse in Kanpur

The heart of this expansion is the company’s sprawling 500-acre facility in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. This campus is being transformed into a holistic ammunition manufacturing ecosystem.

Currently, the facility produces essential components like cups, cases, and projectiles for small-calibre ammunition, with an impressive annual capacity of 300 million rounds. However, the new investment will catapult its capabilities into larger, more complex ammunition categories.

Here’s a look at the upcoming capacity surge:

What This Means for India’s Defence

This expansion is more than just a corporate investment; it’s a strategic national asset. By tripling its investment, Adani Defence is addressing a critical need for self-sufficiency in ammunition—a vital component for military readiness.

The creation of a complete ammunition manufacturing chain, from raw materials to finished large-calibre rounds, ensures that India’s armed forces have a reliable, scalable, and domestic source of supply. This not strengthens national security but also positions India as a potential exporter of high-quality defence equipment in the future.

The move is a clear indicator that private sector players are stepping up as key partners in building a resilient and self-reliant defence industrial base for the country. This investment will not only enhance security but also generate significant skilled employment and advanced manufacturing expertise within India.

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