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HAL revives Su-30MKI production at Nashik with indigenous upgrade push
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HAL’s Nashik Su-30MKI revival will be judged by delivery timing and whether indigenous content actually scales.

This is a concrete defence-industrial signal, not just a policy statement. It points to both new production and fleet modernization, making it relevant to India’s airpower readiness and domestic manufacturing ambitions.

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This is a concrete defence-industrial signal, not just a policy statement. It points to both new production and fleet modernization, making it relevant to India’s airpower readiness and domestic manufacturing ambitions.

Curated summary

Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd will deliver 12 new Su-30MKI fighter jets by 2029 from Nashik. The aircraft are expected to have more than 50 percent indigenous content, while HAL also plans a major upgrade of the existing fleet with Indian radars and electronic warfare systems.

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HAL revives Su-30MKI production at Nashik with indigenous upgrade push

HAL says it will deliver 12 new Su-30MKI jets by 2029 and modernize the existing fleet with Indian systems.

Economic Times·1h ago
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