Overview
- The company completed upgrades on 55 Dornier-228s under a ₹350 crore HAL-Genesys contract, and the retrofitted fleet is now in service with the Indian Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard.
- Reliance Infrastructure aims to secure up to ₹5,000 crore in military aircraft upgrade programs over the next seven to ten years.
- It is broadening its capabilities across fixed-wing and rotary platforms while partnering with international firms to offer next-generation avionics, mission systems and logistics solutions.
- The firm has joined Thales on the Rafale Performance-Based Logistics program, deepening its involvement in high-end defense support services.
- With India’s aging fleets and a global MRO market projected to reach ₹700,000 crore by 2035, Reliance Infrastructure is positioned for long-term revenue growth aligned with the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.