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Paras Defence gets DRDO tech transfer nod for T-90 tank night-sight system

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Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd anounced on Wednesday, November 26, that it has signed an agreement with DRDO to receive the technology for the Driver Night Sight (DNS) system used in T-90 tanks, which allows the company to manufacture and work with the night-vision technology in India.In a regulatory filing with the exchanges, the company said the technology transfer agreement has been executed with DRDO under the Ministry of Defence, Government of India.

The DNS system enables enhanced visibility for tank drivers during low-light and night-time operations, making it a critical component for armoured vehicle mobility and combat readiness.

Also Read: Paras Defence, IUAC to develop indigenous MRI magnet systemsWhile the company did not disclose commercial details, the arrangement is expected to strengthen Paras Defence’s portfolio in electro-optics and defence technologies. This is a key focus area as India is pushing for higher domestic manufacturing and indigenisation in strategic systems.

Post announcement, shares of Paras Defence and Space Technologies were trading at ₹719, up 1.2% today on NSE as of 02:22 PM, near intraday high of ₹721.

Also Read: Paras Defence Q2 Results: Profit surges 50% YoY, revenue grows 22%

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