Sigma Advanced System Ltd Share Price – NSE /  BSE

Aerospace & Defence, Small Cap

Sigma Advanced Systems today announced that it has secured an export order worth USD 11.4 Mn (Rs 107 crore) from a customer in North America to supply Filled Fuses for the 155mm artillery shells.

The contract is to be executed over a ten-month period, with deliveries scheduled for completion within this timeframe. This order marks a significant step in the company's evolution as it deepens its presence in the global defense manufacturing ecosystem.

Sigma Advanced System has signed a seven-year long-term agreement with Rolls-Royce, marking a steady step forward in its global aerospace journey. The agreement represents a deepening strategic relationship with one of the world's largest and most respected aerospace OEMs, placing the company at the heart of critical global engineering programs.

The contract is valued at nearly ?300 million (i.e., roughly Rs 3800 crore), providing the company with a long-term revenue stream and stronger visibility over future growth.

Under the agreement, Sigma Advanced Systems will supply a wide portfolio of high-precision-engineered, safety-critical components and assemblies for Rolls-Royce's aerospace programs. This is a program-level partnership delivered through the company's manufacturing network across India and the UK, reflecting how the company is increasingly operating as an integrated global platform rather than a location-specific supplier.

At its core, the partnership builds on an existing relationship and signals continued confidence in Sigma Advanced Systems' ability to operate as a globally integrated manufacturing platform. Leveraging its India-UK dual source model, the company brings together cost-efficient scale in India. With proximity, engineering collaboration, and program alignment in the UK, the company cements its transition from a system player to a more integrated manufacturing partner capable of handling larger work packages.

Sigma Advanced System has completed the divestment of its entire 36.52% equity stake in Extrovis AG, a Switzerland-based pharmaceutical company. The transaction has generated $15 million (approximately Rs 137.61 crore), providing the company with additional financial flexibility as it accelerates the expansion of its aerospace and defence business.

The divestment forms part of Sigma's ongoing portfolio rationalisation strategy, and the company has transformed into a pureplay aerospace and defence platform. By exiting a non-core pharmaceutical investment, Sigma is freeing up capital that can now be deployed toward strengthening manufacturing capabilities, pursuing strategic acquisitions, and expanding its presence across global defence and aerospace supply chains.

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Net loss of Sigma Advanced System reported to Rs 1.03 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against net profit of Rs 7.31 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024. Sales rose 667.25% to Rs 145.70 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against Rs 18.99 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024.

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