New Delhi , In a major boost to Make in India, BrahMos missile exports are now expected to cross 600 million dollars. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh stated that India is rapidly transforming from a major global arms importer into a self reliant weapons exporter.
The high speed supersonic cruise missile, traveling New Delhi , In a major boost to Make in India, BrahMos missile exports are now expected to cross 600 million dollars. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh stated that India is rapidly transforming from a major global arms importer into a self reliant weapons exporter. at speeds up to Mach 2.8, has become the main benchmark for India's defense sector. The Philippines has already received BrahMos systems worth around 330 million dollars. Meanwhile, upcoming export agreements with Indonesia for 200 million dollars and Vietnam for 100 million dollars are being finalized.
What makes BrahMos so popular among foreign nations is its speed, accuracy, and battle proven success during Operation Sindoor. The missile system also features an air launched version that works smoothly on Sukhoi aircraft, giving buyer nations strong coastal anti ship defense in the South China Sea region.
This rising demand has pushed Indias total defence exports to an all time record high of 38,424 crore rupees in FY 2025-26. This shows an impressive 62 percent growth compared to last year. Public sector firms contributed 54.8 percent to total exports, while private companies added 45.2 percent.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted that BrahMos is not just a powerful missile, but a strong symbol of Indias growing domestic manufacturing power. As Indian defence items now reach more than 80 countries, BrahMos continues to lead the nation's historic journey into the competitive global military marketplace.
