India’s defence exports are expected to increase following Operation Sindoor, as indigenous equipment used in the operation is now considered war-tested, said DRDO Chairperson Mr Samir V. Kamat while speaking at the CII Annual Business Summit 2025. The weapons used in Operation Sindoor have boosted confidence among potential buyers. India currently exports defence equipment to over a hundred nations, and this number is likely to expand post-operation. Additionally, he discussed the newly approved execution model for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) programme, which enables private sector participation in fighter aircraft development. The Aeronautical Development Agency will implement the programme through industry collaboration. The execution model ensures equal opportunities for both private and public sectors to participate, allowing them to bid independently, form joint ventures, or create consortia, said a report. Source: Exim News Service: New Delhi, June 1
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