This bar chart illustrates the estimated share of India's major defense suppliers over the period 2021-2025. It highlights India's strategy of diversifying its defense procurement to reduce over-reliance on a single source while also emphasizing indigenous production under 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'.
This bar chart illustrates the estimated share of India's major defense suppliers over the period 2021-2025. It highlights India's strategy of diversifying its defense procurement to reduce over-reliance on a single source while also emphasizing indigenous production under 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'.
Involves bilateral and multilateral agreements for joint military exercises, training, and strategic dialogues.
Focus on technology transfer and co-development/co-production to enhance indigenous defense capabilities.
Diversification of defense suppliers to avoid over-reliance on a single country.
Strategic partnerships with countries like the US, France, Israel, and Russia for advanced weaponry.
Emphasis on indigenization and Make in India in Defense to boost domestic manufacturing and reduce import dependence.
Procurement decisions are guided by national security requirements, technological superiority, and cost-effectiveness.
Includes acquisition of fighter jets, submarines, missiles, artillery, and surveillance systems.
Often involves complex offset clauses requiring foreign suppliers to invest a percentage of the contract value in India.
Impacted by geopolitical considerations and sanctions regimes (e.g., CAATSA from the US).
Involves bilateral and multilateral agreements for joint military exercises, training, and strategic dialogues.
Focus on technology transfer and co-development/co-production to enhance indigenous defense capabilities.
Diversification of defense suppliers to avoid over-reliance on a single country.
Strategic partnerships with countries like the US, France, Israel, and Russia for advanced weaponry.
Emphasis on indigenization and Make in India in Defense to boost domestic manufacturing and reduce import dependence.
Procurement decisions are guided by national security requirements, technological superiority, and cost-effectiveness.
Includes acquisition of fighter jets, submarines, missiles, artillery, and surveillance systems.
Often involves complex offset clauses requiring foreign suppliers to invest a percentage of the contract value in India.
Impacted by geopolitical considerations and sanctions regimes (e.g., CAATSA from the US).
