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HAL outbids Adani-backed firm to bag transfer of tech of SSLV from Isro

In a significant milestone, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) was on Friday declared the winner of the bid for the transfer of technology of the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV), the ISRO's rocket to place satellites up to 500 kg in low-earth orbit, edging out two consortia, including one led by a defence manufacturer backed by the Adani Group. Fighter jet manufacturer HAL was the standalone bidder for the coveted contract to build the ISRO-designed rocket and was pitted against the two consortia -- one led by Alpha Design Technologies, backed by the Adani Group, and the other led by Hyderabad-based Bharat Dynamics Limited. HAL presented the winning bid of Rs 511 crore to emerge as the sole manufacturer of the SSLV after the completion of the process of transfer of technology that is expected to take place over the next two years. "Under this technology-transfer agreement, HAL will have the capability to independently build, own and commercialise SSLV launches," Pawan Kumar .

Karnataka vs Andhra over HAL: Tracing the aerospace giant's flight path

HAL's major units in Karnataka produce Tejas, AMCA, helicopters and trainers, thus forming the backbone of India's defence and aerospace ambitions

HAL, private firms to compete for Amca prototype contract: Defence ministry

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approves stealth jet programme execution model, which provides equal opportunity to both private- and public-sector players on a competitive basis

Defence stocks continue rally; Sika Interplant, Astra Microwave up over 9%

Defence sector stocks shine as investor interest rises after showing of India-made armaments and systems during the recent Operation Sindoor

HAL Q4 result: Net profit dips 7.7% to ₹3,977 crore, revenue drops 7.2%

Hindustan Aeronautics Q4 FY25 result: HAL reported ₹13,700 crore in revenue from operations

Q4 results today: HAL, Eicher Motors, Tata Power on May 14; full list here

Q4 FY25 company results today: Muthoot Finance, Torrent Power, and Hitachi Energy will be among 126 companies to post earnings reports for the January-March quarter

Paras Defence, HAL drive Q4 earnings surge in India's defence stocks

Strong fourth-quarter results from private defence firms including Paras Defence and Bharat Dynamics lift sentiment amid expectations of robust FY26 order flows

Minor fire incident at HAL, no injuries or major damages, says company

The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) on Sunday said a minor fire broke out in the 'Process Shop' of its Aircraft Division here last night. The fire was quickly contained by HAL's fire services personnel, the company said in a statement. No injuries or major damages were reported, the company further said. There will not be any impact on the production activities of the Division, HAL said, adding that further investigations are on.

HAL slams reports with 'malicious intent' after chopper crash in Gujarat

HAL said that it cannot respond to or comment on all these reports one-on-one due to the sensitive nature of Defence issues and products

HAL share price gains 2%; Motilal Oswal initiates coverage with 'Buy'

Motilal Oswal has initiated coverage on HAL with a 'Buy' call. The brokerage has set the target for the stock at ₹5,100 per share

HAL bags Rs 62,700-cr LCH order; MoD contracts hit record high

The total value of defence contracts awarded by the MoD in 2024-25 crossed Rs 2.09 trillion, double the previous record set in 2023-24

Hindustan Aeronautics gets wings to fly higher as analysts stay bullish

The Tejas Mk-1A is an Rs 48,000 crore order accounting for 37 per cent of HAL's order book of Rs 1.3 trillion

US' GE Aerospace starts delivery of F-404 engines for Tejas MK-1A jets

American defence major GE Aerospace on Wednesday said it delivered the first of 99 F-404 aircraft engines to the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the Tejas light combat jet programme. State-run HAL is procuring the engines to power the Mk-1A variant of the Tejas jets. In February 2021, the defence ministry sealed a Rs 48,000 crore deal with HAL for the procurement of 83 Tejas MK-1A jets for the IAF. The deliveries were to begin in March last year. However, not a single aircraft has been delivered yet. The start of supply of the F404-IN20 engines by the American aircraft defence major is expected to help the HAL start delivery of the jets to the IAF. Defence sources indicated that delay in the delivery of the engines by GE Aerospace was one of the reasons for HAL to miss the deadline for supply of the Tejas jets to the IAF. It is learnt that the engine has been delivered to the HAL by the American company at its manufacturing facility in Lynn near Massachusetts. The engine

HAL, DIAT forge partnership to boost aerospace research, innovation

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) on Wednesday said its nodal training institute, HAL Management Academy (HMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Defence Institute of Advanced Technology (DIAT) for collaboration in bridging the gap between industry and academia. The MoU with Pune based DIAT, an esteemed institution under DRDO, also aims at fostering cutting-edge research and driving technological advancements in the aerospace sector. Under this partnership, HAL executives will have the opportunity to pursue master's and Ph D programmes at DIAT, participate in specialised capsule modules on emerging technologies and engage in faculty and student exchange programmes, the company said in a release. The MoU also paves the way for joint conferences, seminars and collaborative research projects aimed at strengthening India's defence and aviation capabilities. This strategic collaboration is set to drive innovation, accelerate skill development and create a robust .

Hindustan Aeronautics displays 'lack of urgency' on Mk1A fighter jet front

Delay in delivering fighter jets to IAF has potential implications for both national security and the 'Make in India' initiative

Global defence firm Saab signs MoU with HAL for laser warning system

Saab, a leading defence and security company, has signed an agreement with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for a laser warning system, the global firm has said. The agreement builds on a "strong partnership between Saab in South Africa and HAL" that began in 2005 during the development of the Advanced Light Helicopter programme, Saab said in a statement. "Saab has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) to collaborate on the Electronic Warfare land Laser Warning System-310 (LWS-310)," it said. The MoU provides for a "Maintenance Transfer of Technology, which aligns with the Indian Defence Procurement Procedure so that HAL will gain the capability to manufacture LWS-310 within India," the company added. This includes setting up necessary infrastructure, and training programmes and transferring "technical expertise" from Saab to HAL to ensure long-term support for the system. State-run HAL is based in Bengaluru. "This MoU reflects Saa

HAL promises faster delivery of warplanes after air chief marshal's rebuke

The Air Force has ordered 83 Mk-1A light combat aircraft from HAL, an advanced variant of the operational Mk-1 Tejas

HAL Q3 results: Net profit rises 14% to Rs 1,440 crore; dividend declared

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Q3FY25 results: Consolidated revenue rose to Rs 6,957.31 crore in the October-December quarter

Why Hindustan Aeronautics share price dipped 5% in trade today? Details

On February 4, HAL through an exchange filing informed investors that its board of directors is scheduled on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, to consider financial results

Q3 results today: HAL, Ashok Leyland, Siemens to post earnings on Feb 12

Q3 FY25 company results, February 12: PFC, RFC, Mamaearth, Dominoes, and Godrej Industries will be among 498 companies to release their performance report for the Oct-Dec quarter