AXISCADES Technologies Limited has secured a ₹100 crore contract through its subsidiary Mistral Solutions to supply signal and data processing units for India's Low-Level Transportable Radar system, with deliveries scheduled over two years.
Mistral Solutions will provide state-of-the-art Signal and Data Processing Units (SDPU) and associated spares for the LLTR Ashwini programme, an indigenous low-level transportable radar system developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL).
The liquid-cooled SDPU units are designed for low-altitude surveillance against unmanned aerial vehicles, helicopters, and fighter jets under extreme operational conditions.
C. Manikandan, CEO, Mistral Solutions Private Limited said "LLTR Ashwini programme win reflects Mistral's continued commitment to supporting India's defence indigenisation initiatives and contributing critical technologies to next-generation military systems".
The two-year delivery schedule provides steady revenue visibility for the company's embedded systems division.
AXISCADES Technologies Limited (BSE: 532395 | NSE: AXISCADES) operates as an end-to-end technology, product and solutions provider in the Aerospace, Defence, Electronics, Semiconductor and Artificial Intelligence domains. The company is headquartered in Bangalore with subsidiaries and offices in France, Germany, Denmark, USA, and Canada.
The company employs over 3,000 professionals working across 17 locations globally. AXISCADES maintains relationships with Defence Forces, Ministry of Defence, Defence Labs and public sector undertakings, along with global original equipment manufacturers.
Its portfolio includes domain experience in weapon systems, avionics, radar, electronic warfare, command and control systems, drones, anti-drone systems, test solutions, and ground support equipment. The company's solutions cover the complete product development lifecycle from concept evaluation to manufacturing support and certification.
Mistral Solutions specializes in high-performance embedded systems and defence electronics, positioning itself to capture the expanding pipeline in indigenous defence electronics through DRDO and BEL programmes.