Sigma Advanced Systems wins contract to supply 40,000 artillery shell bodies

Sigma Advanced Systems wins contract to supply 40,000 artillery shell bodies

Hyderabad: Sigma Advanced Systems Limited has announced a major contract win to supply 40,000 artillery shell bodies worth about $21.97 million (about ₹184 crore). The contract will be executed over a six-month period, with deliveries and production scheduled to be completed within this timeframe. This order marks a new milestone for Sigma Advanced Systems, as it has moved from a fuze manufacturer to a complete artillery shell component manufacturer. It highlights the company’s commitment to ffer end to end engineering and precision manufacturing expertise.

The project involves supplying 155 mm artillery shell bodies, a critical structural component that is used in manufacturing artillery shells. Producing these structures involves specialized expertise in materials engineering, forging, machining, heat treatment, and quality control under extreme operational conditions. 

“This contract reflects the confidence international customers place in India’s defence manufacturing ecosystem and in Sigma’s ability to deliver complex, high-precision products at scale. Manufacturing artillery shell bodies requires deep expertise in metallurgy, precision engineering, process control, and quality assurance. This order strengthens our position within the global defence supply chain and demonstrates our ability to support international customers with world-class manufacturing capabilities from India.” Sunil Kalidindi, CEO & Executive Director, Sigma Advanced Systems, said in a press release.

Formerly known as Megasoft Limited, Signa Advanced Systems has emerged as a leading designer, manufacturer and supplier of engineering components in the defence and aerospace sectors. It has seen its shares rise 123% in the last five years, as the company has worked to enhance its offerings with three decades of manufacturing experience. 

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