DCX Systems Limited said on Thursday, March 5, it has secured a purchase order worth ₹68.05 crore (including GST) from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). The order involves the manufacture and supply of custom-made antennas and power supplies for airborne applications.
The order marks a significant addition to DCX Systems’ ongoing contracts and reflects the company’s continued focus on defence and aerospace electronics. HAL, a leading Indian aerospace and defence company, has sourced these specialised components to enhance its airborne systems.
According to the official filing with BSE and NSE, the order is part of routine business operations, with DCX Systems stating that the receipt of such orders is consistent with its operational objectives. The company’s expertise in customised electronic components for defence applications has contributed to its strong order book.
Industry analysts believe that contracts of this scale highlight the growing demand for indigenous technology solutions in India’s defence sector. The manufacturing of custom antennas and power supply units requires high precision and adherence to stringent quality standards, which DCX Systems has consistently demonstrated.
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The company has a track record of delivering specialised electronics and power solutions, positioning it as a reliable supplier to defence customers. The receipt of this purchase order from HAL is expected to strengthen its revenue visibility for the current fiscal year.
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DCX Systems’ focus on strategic customers in defence, aerospace, and related sectors underscores its long-term growth strategy, driven by innovation and customised solutions.
DCX Systems’ shares were up 4.32% on NSE, closing at ₹177.75 today, March 5. HAL shares also ended in the green at ₹3891.80.
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First Published: Mar 5, 2026 8:03 PM IS
