Bharat Electronics (BEL) has received additional orders worth over Rs 5 billion since its last disclosure on 11 September 2024. The new orders include EMI shelters, AMC for Integrated Air Command and Control System nodes, gun system upgrades, radar spares, and communication systems. With these, BEL’s total orders for the current financial year now stands at Rs 76.89 billion.

BEL, a public sector unit, specializes in designing and manufacturing products across defence sectors such as radars, missile systems, military communications, and electronic warfare.

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