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Kalyani Strategic Systems Collaborates with AM General and Mandus Group

Salil Urunkar

Pune: Kalyani Strategic Systems Ltd (KSSL), a subsidiary of Bharat Forge Ltd, has announced plans to join forces with U.S. defense giants AM General and Mandus Group LLC to co-develop and co-produce next-generation artillery platforms.

These platforms, featuring cutting-edge advanced recoil technology, aim to meet the growing demand for modern light artillery systems in global markets.

The collaboration seeks to develop 105mm and 155mm artillery platforms designed to enhance firepower, precision, mobility, and overall tactical performance.

As battlefield scenarios evolve, armies around the world are seeking solutions that can withstand harsh conditions and offer superior mobility while minimizing logistical demands.

This joint effort between KSSL, AM General, and Mandus Group aims to deliver precisely that: artillery platforms that are compact, lightweight, and rugged, capable of performing across various terrains and weather conditions.

The newly developed artillery systems will feature advanced technologies that optimize crew requirements, improve transportability, and enhance survivability. Additionally, these platforms will incorporate modular designs, providing flexibility and ease of deployment for modern combat needs.

Baba Kalyani, Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Forge, highlighted the importance of the collaboration: “Bharat Forge is emerging as a leader in developing advanced artillery platforms for global markets. This partnership signifies our commitment to co-developing and co-producing the most versatile and innovative defense systems available.”

John Chadbourne, Executive Vice President for Business Development at AM General, remarked, “We are excited to partner with Kalyani and Bharat Forge in this endeavor. This collaboration will help deliver advanced mobile artillery solutions tailored to the evolving demands of modern battlefields.”

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