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Bharat Dynamics (BDL) has achieved a significant milestone in indigenous defence manufacturing with the delivery of Production-Grade Wire Guided Heavy Weight Torpedo (WGHWT) to NSTL at its Visakhapatnam Unit on 23 April 2026.

BDL, as the Development-cum-Production Partner (DcPP) has successfully partnered with NSTL in the realization of India's first indigenous production grade Wire Guided Heavy Weight Torpedo.

Bharat Dynamics announced that Chetan Bansilal Kankariya, Part-time Non-Official Independent Director, has ceased to hold his office w.e.f 22 February 2026, upon completion of his tenure.

Bharat Dynamics has successfully completed First-off Production Model (FOPM) of Advanced Akash Weapon System, with upgraded sub-systems thereby enhancing the performance and bolstering combat capability of the Indian Armed Forces.

The system demonstrated high precision against diverse aerial threats. This once again showcases BDL prowess to deliver complex systems for the Armed Forces.

This shall pave way for commencement of the delivery of this Advanced Akash Weapons Systems to the Indian armed forces shortly.

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The company said the new units at Ibrahimpatnam in Hyderabad, Telangana, and Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh are nearing completion and will be inaugurated shortly. Production at both facilities is expected to commence in FY27.

The Ibrahimpatnam facility will house eight assembly lines to support new weapon systems and future requirements. It will also include specialised testing infrastructure such as rocket motor testing and warhead penetration testing facilities.

The second unit, located in Jhansi in the Uttar Pradesh Defence Corridor, will focus on manufacturing propellants to cater to rising demand. The facility will also undertake bulk production of grad rockets and support in-house research and development of new energetics.

BDL said the expansion aligns with its current order book of around Rs 26,000 crore. The company also expects additional orders worth Rs 15,000 crore in FY27, driven by increasing defence procurement and indigenisation efforts.

The new facilities are aimed at strengthening operational efficiency, expanding production capacity, and diversifying the company?s product portfolio in line with evolving defence needs.

Bharat Dynamics is engaged in the manufacturing of missiles and allied defense equipment. The company provides the majority of its goods and services to the Indian Armed Forces and the Government of India.

The company?s standalone net profit tanked 50.4% to Rs 72.92 crore on an 31.4% decline in revenue from operations to Rs 548.56 crore in Q3 FY26 over Q3 FY25.

Shares of Bharat Dynamics rose 0.55% to settle at Rs 1,180.75 on the BSE. The stock market remained closed today on account of Shir Ram Navami.

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