BlueBird Enters JV in India
BlueBird Aero Systems and Cyient have entered into a joint venture to offer micro, mini, and tactical UAV systems to Indian defense, paramilitary, security, and police forces
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 12/04/2018
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Cyient and Israel-based BlueBird Aero Systems on Wednesday announced they have entered into a joint venture to offer field-proven UAV systems to Indian defense, paramilitary, security, and police forces.
The joint venture, named Cyient Solutions & Systems Private Limited, has 51% and 49% shareholding by Cyient and BlueBird respectively.
Cyient Solutions & Systems will indigenize, manufacture, assemble, integrate, and test advanced UAV systems at its production facilities in Hyderabad by leveraging BlueBird's technology and manufacturing know-how. Cyient Solutions & Systems, supported by BlueBird, will also provide comprehensive aftermarket services, including spares, repairs, maintenance, and support to end users across India.
The joint venture's portfolio includes the SpyLite, ThunderB, and MicroB systems.
[Source: Business Insider]
BlueBird Aero Systems and Cyient have entered into a joint venture to offer micro, mini, and tactical UAV systems to Indian defense, paramilitary, security, and police forces
https://www.facebook.com/Cyient
Cyient and Israel-based BlueBird Aero Systems on Wednesday announced they have entered into a joint venture to offer field-proven UAV systems to Indian defense, paramilitary, security, and police forces.
The joint venture, named Cyient Solutions & Systems Private Limited, has 51% and 49% shareholding by Cyient and BlueBird respectively.
Cyient Solutions & Systems will indigenize, manufacture, assemble, integrate, and test advanced UAV systems at its production facilities in Hyderabad by leveraging BlueBird's technology and manufacturing know-how. Cyient Solutions & Systems, supported by BlueBird, will also provide comprehensive aftermarket services, including spares, repairs, maintenance, and support to end users across India.
The joint venture's portfolio includes the SpyLite, ThunderB, and MicroB systems.
[Source: Business Insider]
