BEL and SASMOS Formalise Strategic Partnership to Enhance Indigenous Defence Electronics Capabilities

An installation-ready mission-critical subsystem for a naval radar communication network - designed, developed and qualified under 6 months by the SASMOS team was presented during the ceremony

Bengaluru: Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), a Navratna Defence PSU under the Ministry of Defence, Government of India, and SASMOS HET Technologies Ltd (SASMOS), a specialised aerospace and defence interconnect solutions manufacturer, have formalised their strategic partnership through the launch of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening indigenous defence production capabilities. 

The MoU was exchanged by Manoj Jain, CMD, BEL, and HG Chandrashekar, Chairman & Managing Director of SASMOS, in the presence of Defence  Minister Rajnath Singh, earlier.

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Under the MoU, BEL and SASMOS will combine their expertise in defence electronics, system integration and precision manufacturing to support defence programs, with a focus on localisation of critical components, enhancing domestic value addition and strengthening production capabilities and exports.

It also establishes a structured framework for joint participation in defence and strategic programs, covering high-reliability photonics and fibre optic system, avionic and mission-critical electronic systems, aerospace-grade interconnect solutions, electro-mechanical assemblies and mission-critical sub-systems for airborne, naval and land-based platforms.

Aligned with the Government of India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat and Viksit Bharat vision, the partnership brings together BEL’s leadership in defence electronics and systems integration with SASMOS’ aerospace-grade manufacturing strengths to further deepen India’s indigenous defence supply chain.

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Talking about the collaboration, Manoj Jain, Chairman and Managing Director, Bharat Electronics Limited, stated, “BEL continues to expand its collaboration framework with capable Indian industry partners to enhance indigenisation and programme execution efficiency with our ‘country-first’ approach. This partnership with SASMOS supports our objective of strengthening domestic manufacturing depth in critical electronic assemblies and interconnect solutions for defence platforms, as well as our focus on global exports.”

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Chandrashekar H G, Chairman & Managing Director, SASMOS HET Technologies Limited, said, This strategic engagement with BEL reinforces SASMOS’ position as a trusted manufacturing partner for high-reliability defence applications. Our focus will be on precision engineering, quality assurance and scalable production to meet the demanding standards of defence programs.”

The MoU exchange at SASMOS’ Aerospace SEZ facility highlights the readiness of infrastructure and manufacturing ecosystems required for defence-grade production. The collaboration is expected to contribute to supply chain resilience, faster programme turnaround, and enhanced competitiveness of Indian defence systems in both domestic and export markets.

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