M2K Technologies partners with DroneShield to bring C-UAS systems to Indian market.

M2K Technologies Pvt. Ltd., part of M2K Group with business interests in Defence & Aviation, Biologicals, Real Estate and Entertainment, and, DroneShield Ltd , a global leader in drone detection and mitigation, have entered into an Agreement to collaborate and distribute DroneShield solutions in the Indian market.

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RfZero is a rapidly deployable UAS detection device by DroneShield, ideal for small to medium sized sites. RfZero can integrate with DroneSentry-C2 software providing the user with live site monitoring capabilities and effective drone identification (Picture source: Droneshield)

Vikash Bhagchandka, President M2K commented, “We are pleased to partner with DroneShield for addressing the imminent threat emerging from rogue drones faced by forces and security agencies and provide solutions across industries to protect our borders, prisons, airports, petrochemical complexes and other critical infrastructures and VIPs. We are actively engaging in multiple procurement processes in India in the c-UAS space through our partnership.”

Oleg Vornik, DroneShield’s CEO, commented, “M2K Technologies is a strong business partner in the Indian market, which has been seeing a rapid rise in the c-UAS requirements, being driven by non-State (such as criminal and terrorist) and State-based use of UAS, including escalation of the India-China border conflict along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).”

The Australia-India defence relationship has been considerably strengthening in recent years, including signing of multiple landmark defence arrangements between th countries in June 2020, as part of the Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership announced by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Scott Morrison. India is already part of “the Quad”, which brings together the US, Australia, India and Japan for naval exercises. DroneShield has participated in DefExpo 2020 in India as part of Team Defence Australia.