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  • Sweden's Saab to make Carl Gustaf weapons at RIL's MET City in Haryana

    The manufacturing plant is being built at the Reliance MET City, in Jhajjar, Haryana. Saab is looking to begin the production of weapons at the facility by next year.

  • Saab drops Adani as partner for its Gripen E fighter in India

    Mats Palmberg, CMD of Saab India told the paper they have “decided not to pursue the arrangement”.

  • Defence manufacturer Saab to produce Carl-Gustaf M4 weapons system in India

    Production in its new facility in India is expected to start in 2024, Gorgen Johannson, Senior Vice President at the company told reporters.

  • JV between Saab, Adani group to produce UAVs, military copters

    The government is set to start the process soon for procuring a fleet of single-engine fighters for the IAF and US defence firm Lockheed Martin will be a major competitor for Saab for the deal.

  • Saab ties up with Adani to bid for fighter jet deal in India

    The partnership will compete with U.S. defence giant Lockheed Martin in a two horse-race to win a potential order from India’s military for single-engine jets that will be produced locally under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Make-in-India” initiative.

  • Saab offers to set up advanced jet production hub in India

    Eyeing a contract for IAF's single-engine fighter jets, Swedish defence giant Saab today said it will set up in India one of the most advanced aircraft production facilities globally if its Gripen E multi-role jet wins the deal.

  • Saab keen to partner with India for next version of Tejas

    Based on a Request for Information released by state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, the makers of Tejas, Saab is in talks with them to finalise the latest avionics and radar system for the Tejas 1A, the version of the indigenous plane that the IAF is interested in.

  • Saab offers next gen Gripen aircraft under Make in India

    Gripen E, which was unveiled yesterday, has significantly improved avionics system when compared to previous versions of the Gripen.

  • Saab upbeat on exports to India as it unveils new fighter jet

    The revamped Gripen E is one of five aircraft which has attracted Finland's interest as it weighs an order for dozens of jets, according to industry executives.

  • India is a very important market: SAAB & Scania

    The defence to automotive giant Saab believes a further opening up of the foreign direct investment policy will help foreign companies have a greater control in their Indian subsidiaries, reports CNBC-TV18's Priya Sheth.

  • India needs to firm up its mind on capacity creation: Boeing

    "India has to make a decision whether it wants to keep buying from France or want to create industrial capacity. At the end of the day, India has to decide, from creating an industrial capacity point of view, who is the right partner," Boeing India president Pratyush Kumar said on the sidelines of the 'Make in India Week'.

  • India a hub of production, exports opportunities: SAAB CEO

    In a conversation with CNBC-TV18, Hakan Bukshe, SAAB‘s CEO & President says that the JV with Kalyani Group will include production and developments in India.

  • Saab offers Gripen fighter jets under 'Make in India'

    Swedish defence major Saab has offered to manufacture its fifth generation Gripen fighter aircraft here with technology transfer to India, in a renewed bid for a pie in the multi-billion dollar worth IAF modernisation plan.

  • India a very important market for us: Saab

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18's Rituparna Bhuyan the country head and president of Saab India technology says the Indian government's Make in India program fits in with the company's global plans.

  • Indian defence cos rank low on ethics, anti-corruption

    A survey by Transparency International UK says Indian companies, especially those that have been in the field for quite a few years need to do much more.

  • Fighter jet makers eye multi-bn dollar opportunity in India

    Foreign fighter jet makers see opportunity in India after the scaled back French deal. Narendra Modi on April 10 announced that India would buy 36 French Rafale jets for an estimated USD 4.3 billion, in effect ending talks on a larger deal for 126 planes that would have sucked up some USD 20 billion.

  • M&M may buy Saab: But is the M&A strategy working?

    Previously, M&M has bought out Reva, Ssangyong, Kinetic and Peugot. Not all have been successful, yet.

  • India showing highest speed of growth: JLR's Ralf Speth

    Ralf Speth the chief executive officer of JLR spoke to CNBC-TV18's Swati Khandelwal Jain about the growth drivers and company's future plans.

  • SAAB could bring in tech, R&D infra benefits: M&M

    Pawan Goenka, president of the automotive business at M&M tells CNBC-TV18 that they may be looking to acquire SAAB's assets because of the benefits that they can derive from it.

  • M&M in race for bankrupt Saab; Must beat 4 suitors: Sources

    M&M is gearing up to make a bid for bankrupt Swedish automaker Saab with sources saying an offer could be made next week itself. But M&M is not the only one in the race, reports CNBC-TV18's Swati Khandelwal Jain.

  • Mahindra Satyam, Saab in pact for India technology centre

    Software services provider Mahindra Satyam (Satyam Computer Services) and Sweden’s Saab AB have entered into an agreement to establish Saab India Technology Centre.

  • Mahindra Satyam in strategic pact with Saab

    Mahindra Satyam touched an intraday high of Rs 85.70 and an intraday low of Rs 83.50. At 14:09 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 83.80, down Rs 0.50, or 0.59%.

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