Sitting down on the sidelines of the 15th edition of Aero India here, Levy refused to get into the specifics of deals but said the company had already moved the manufacture of a weapon system to India from Israel. This was providing for Israeli needs as well, he added.
Levy said the company was in talks with Indian authorities for new defence as well as offensive systems.
One of the highlights at the IAI pavilion has been the 400-kilometre range Air LORA, the air-launched ballistic missile (ALBM). The missile, which was introduced last year, is on offer to India.
“We have been in India for 40 years, adjusting ourselves to anything that India requires. We are following the initiative of the Modi government for ‘Make in India’ and self-reliance for the future,” Levy said, adding: “So, we have a lot of vendors in India who are part of the ecosystem. Lately, we are opening several joint ventures.”
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