Thales Showcases Naval Expertise with Digital Focus at MAST Indo-Asia 2018

As Indian naval forces proudly safeguard country's national interests and maritime security, Thales is proud to support them achieve their big ambitions

NEW DELHI. Thales was all geared up to take part in the Maritime/Air Systems & Technologies (MAST) Indo-Asia 2018, a global conference and exhibition on maritime security technologies, when it opened at Greater Noida on the outskirts of the National Capital here on November 28.

At its stand, Thales provides visitors with a digital experience of its naval technologies and products that are crucial for safeguarding maritime space.

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With a focus on the Indian Navy’s modernisation needs, the company showcases its latest capabilities in anti-submarine warfare, mine warfare, radars, optronics, communication and electronic warfare equipment on board ships, submarines and fighter jets.

To support the future of naval operations, Thales also brings its Digital Innovation for the first time in India at MAST.

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