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Goodluck Defence & Aerospace kicks off its first export shipment of 155 mm artillery shells, marking its entry into global defence markets.
Goodluck Defence & Aerospace kicks off its first export shipment of 155 mm artillery shells, marking its entry into global defence markets.
Goodluck Defence & Aerospace Limited has started its first export shipment of 155 mm heavy-calibre empty artillery shells.
This shipment is part of an export order worth about $6 million, marking the company’s entry into international defence markets.
The move represents a shift from building capabilities to actual commercial participation in the global defence supply chain.
The shells are being manufactured at the company’s facility in India, showcasing its production capabilities.
The development is seen as a major milestone for the company in expanding its defence business.
It also aligns with India’s broader push to increase defence exports and strengthen domestic manufacturing.
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