Thales presents land and naval defense solutions at DefExpo 2018 India.

At DefExpo 2018, the International Defense and Security Exhibition in India, visitors of the Thales booth are able to get an insight into its extraordinary high-technology solutions across land and naval defence through special digital experience kiosks.

Thales booth at DefExpo 2018, the International Defense and Security Exhibition in Chennai, India. (Picture source Army Recognition)

Present in India since 1953, Thales has been playing an essential role in India’s growth story by sharing its technologies and expertise in sectors such as defense and aerospace among others. It has been actively partnering with the local industry for years, with business and employment generation as key value additions.

At Defexpo 2018, Thales would highlight its efforts in line with the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. The spotlight would be on our flagship PHAROS fire control radar that is jointly developed with our JV Company BEL-Thales Systems Ltd. This system in line with the ‘Make in India’ vision will serve both domestic Indian and international market requirements.

Thales presents latest and innovations of defense and security equipment in air defense, radars, acoustics and optronics, armaments, land and naval communication, UAV, among others.

This wide range includes solutions like multi-role missiles such as STARStreak, Lightweight Multi-Mode (LMM) and Fury, range of rocket systems, surveillance radar such as I-Master, sonars such as, CAPTAS-1 and FLASH, the airborne ISR solution AMASCOS and the most advanced latest generation of contact airborne intelligence, surveillance and security mini-drone UAV system, Spy’Ranger, etc.

The Indian government lays significant emphasis on defiance modernization and self-reliance in securing the country’s sovereignty. As a reliable partner to the Indian armed forces, Thales would continue to help them master every decisive moment with its high technology solutions across land, sea, air and cyber space. The French-based Company Thales to highlight its efforts in line with its strategy supporting ‘Make in India and export from India’.