Indian defence company VTDS on Thursday announced that it had entered into a strategic technology partnership with Czech firm DEUS Automation to collaborate in the small-calibre ammunition sector.The firm stated that the agreement represents one of the first major technology-transfer collaborations between the two countries in the small-calibre ammunition sector and underscores a shared commitment to strengthening long-term defence manufacturing cooperation.Read more: Bharat Electronics Limited, Esri India sign MoU to develop GIS, GeoAI solutions for India's defence sectorThe company said the collaboration would provide it with access to advanced international manufacturing technologies and expertise, which would contribute to the indigenous development of ammunition production capabilities.“DEUS Automation a.s., part of the STV Group of the Czech Republic, will provide advanced manufacturing technology for the production of small-calibre ammunition in India,” it added.Read more: Indian Army launches indigenous XWG diesel that works at minus 42°C for tanks, combat vehicles along LAC, LoCAccording to VTDS, the manufacturing capabilities provided through the partnership are based on international quality benchmarks, precision engineering standards, and modern production systems, which would help establish a strong foundation for its future growth and technological development.“This partnership reflects our commitment to bringing cutting-edge global defence technologies to India through trusted international collaborations,” said Sahil Luthra, Founder and Managing Director of VTDS.
VTDS partners with DEUS Automation for small-calibre ammunition tech transfer to India
Indian defence firm VTDS has partnered with Czech company DEUS Automation. This collaboration focuses on the small-calibre ammunition sector. The agreement facilitates technology transfer and indigenous production capabilities. VTDS will gain access to advanced international manufacturing technologies and expertise. This partnership strengthens long-term defence manufacturing cooperation between the two nations.







