AXISCADES Technologies Ltd has strengthened its defence portfolio after its subsidiary, Mistral Solutions, secured a key contract under India’s indigenous LLTR Ashwini radar programme, boosting revenue visibility and high-margin embedded systems growth.
Major defence win under LLTR Ashwini programme
AXISCADES Technologies Limited announced a new order in its Defence division through its subsidiary Mistral Solutions. Mistral Solutions has secured a landmark contract worth around Rs 100 crore under the LLTR Ashwini programme, India’s indigenous Low-Level Transportable Radar system developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation and Bharat Electronics Limited.
The contract involves the supply of advanced Signal and Data Processing Units (SDPUs), along with associated spares. Deliveries will take place over the next two years, providing steady revenue visibility for the company.
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Strengthening low-altitude surveillance capabilities
The SDPUs supplied by Mistral Solutions will play a critical role in improving low-altitude surveillance against threats such as UAVs, helicopters, and fighter aircraft. The liquid-cooled systems are designed to operate under extreme conditions, highlighting Mistral’s in-house expertise in high-performance embedded computing for next-generation radar platforms.
This project further strengthens Mistral’s position in India’s growing defence electronics ecosystem and places the company well to capture future opportunities from the expanding DRDO and BEL pipeline.
Supporting India’s defence indigenisation push
Commenting on the order, C. Manikandan, CEO, Mistral Solutions Private Limited said, “LLTR Ashwini programme win reflects Mistral’s continued commitment to supporting India’s defence indigenisation initiatives and contributing critical technologies to next-generation military systems”.
With this contract, AXISCADES continues to build its presence in high-value defence programmes, strengthening its focus on embedded systems, indigenous technologies, and long-term growth in the defence and aerospace sector.
