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India to Get 40,000 Israeli Machine Guns

6 Dec

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Summary

  • India to receive 40,000 Israeli light machine guns starting early next year.
  • A contract for nearly 170,000 new-age carbines is in the final stages.
  • Israeli firm IWI collaborates with India's Home Affairs Ministry for defence products.
India to Get 40,000 Israeli Machine Guns

An Israeli defence company, Israel Weapon Industries (IWI), has announced plans to supply India with 40,000 light machine guns beginning early next year. This supply agreement is expected to span five years. Concurrently, IWI is in the advanced stages of finalizing a significant contract to provide India with nearly 170,000 modern carbines, a deal that involves co-production with an Indian subsidiary of the Adani Group.

Beyond these major procurements, IWI is actively engaged in discussions with India's Ministry of Home Affairs and other agencies. This collaboration aims to introduce a wider array of IWI's defence products, including pistols and rifles, into the Indian market. The company is also exploring the integration of its advanced Arbel technology, a computerised weapon system designed for enhanced precision.

IWI highlighted its long-standing support for India's 'Make in India' initiative, emphasizing its role in fostering local manufacturing and expanding its presence within the Indian defence sector. The company also noted its robust supply chain, ensuring continued support for global defence forces amidst international supply chain challenges.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The first batch of 40,000 light machine guns from Israel Weapon Industries is expected to be supplied to India starting early next year.
Israel Weapon Industries is in the final stages of signing a contract to supply nearly 170,000 new-age carbines to India.
Israel Weapon Industries is collaborating with India's Ministry of Home Affairs and other agencies to market its full range of products, including pistols, rifles, and machine guns.

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