BEL gets three MoD orders

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:01 AM Feb 09, 2025 IST

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Defence Public Sector Undertaking Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) has secured three separate orders collectively worth Rs 1,604 crore, the Ministry of Defence said.

BEL signed a contract valued at Rs 610 crore for supply of electro-optic fire control system (EOFCS) for the Indian Navy. Additionally, BEL has secured another order valued at Rs 352 crore which includes anti-drone system, integrated fire detection vessel communication system and spares.

The third contract is for procuring 28 electro-optical fire control systems for 11 new generation offshore patrol vessels and three cadet training ships for the Navy at a total cost of Rs 642 crore.

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