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New defence measures a game changer for indigenous firms: India Inc

Chief executive officers (CEOs) of defence companies said if the plan is implemented well, this will help India become a net exporter

The industry appreciates the proposed enhancement of indigenous content requirements in foreign procurements
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Other CEOs said the announcement to earmark Rs 52,000 crore for domestic capital procurement fulfils a long-standing recommendation made by Indian companies to provide long-term visibility on defence procurement plans

BS Reporters Mumbai
The measures announced by the Narendra Modi government to embargo 101 defence items for import starting December can be a game changer for indigenous companies and help scale up local manufacturing base.

Chief executive officers (CEOs) of defence companies said if the plan is implemented well, this will help India become a net exporter, instead of net importer of these defence items.

“This will be a step towards making the Make In India vision become real. This is how the US became a world leader in manufacturing military hardware. It is the private sector which delivers state-of-the-art platforms and equipment

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