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HAL shares rise 2% as firm hands over 3 aerospace platforms to IAF. What is Goldman Sachs saying?
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) shares rose on Monday after the company handed over three indigenously developed platforms to the IAF and Pawan Hans. The deliveries included the Dhruv-NG helicopter, LCA Tejas Trainer jets and HTT-40 basic trainer aircraft.
Tejas Mk1A delivery delayed despite 27 airframes ready, HAL CMD explains why
HAL CMD Ravi K said the company has prepared 27 Tejas Mk1A airframes, but delivery of the first batch to the IAF awaits testing of systems including AESA radar and missile integration. He said HAL hopes to complete deliveries this year. Ravi K also discussed Tejas Mk2, SJ-100 production, Combat Air Teaming System, AMCA, MRO expansion and trainer aircraft deliveries.
Skies over Jodhpur to host India-Japan air combat drills as Japanese Self-Defense Force arrives for Veer Guardian 2026
A Japanese Self-Defense Force contingent has arrived in Jodhpur for Exercise Veer Guardian 2026. This joint exercise will enhance interoperability and operational synergy between the two air forces. The training will focus on improving tactical proficiency and deepening mutual understanding. This event follows a recent meeting between the defense ministers of India and Japan. Both nations agreed to expand cooperation across key sectors including maritime security.
Will BDL, HAL & other defence stocks deliver rocketing returns? Here’s why this brokerage remains bullish
India’s defence sector is gaining momentum on the back of rising defence spending, localisation, strong order pipelines and growing exports. Bajaj Broking remains bullish on Bharat Dynamics and Hindustan Aeronautics, citing improving execution, robust order books and long-term military modernisation as key growth drivers.
HAL shares rise nearly 3% as GE Aerospace delivers 3 more F404 engines for Tejas Mk1A
HAL shares rose nearly 3% after GE Aerospace delivered three F404-IN20 engines in August for India’s LCA Tejas Mk1A programme. The deliveries come amid prolonged supply delays, as HAL works to fulfil Indian Air Force orders for 180 Mk1A fighters. HAL currently has an annual production capacity of 24 aircraft, with engine supplies critical to ramping up production.
GE Aerospace delivers 3 more F404 engines to HAL for LCA Tejas Mk1A in August
GE Aerospace delivered three F404-IN20 engines to HAL in August for India's fighter jet program. These engines are crucial for the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas Mk1A production line. Supply constraints have previously caused delays in the aircraft's delivery schedule. HAL is expecting further engine deliveries from GE during the latter half of 2026. The Indian Air Force has ordered 180 of these indigenous fighter aircraft.
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GE Aerospace uses AI to cut aircraft engine turnaround time by five days
GE Aerospace is using artificial intelligence at its Bengaluru technology centre to improve aircraft engine inspections, maintenance and supply-chain forecasting, reducing engine turnaround time by around five days. Its AI-enabled tools are also cutting GEnx blade inspection times by about 50%, while engineers work on next-generation propulsion and engine technologies.
India weighs action against HAL for delayed Tejas fighter deliveries
In light of ongoing delays in the delivery of Tejas Mk1A fighter jets, the Defence Ministry is contemplating penalties for Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. To date, the Indian Air Force has yet to receive a single Tejas Mk1A, despite HAL having procured engines and structural elements. The Ministry insists on HAL fulfilling its obligation to deliver all 180 ordered aircraft.
GE Aerospace, HAL inching closer to seal jet engine deal
GE Aerospace and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited have made significant progress toward a deal to co-produce F414 jet engines in India for future combat aircraft. The two sides have reached agreement on key technical aspects, marking a major step in advancing the long-pending collaboration and strengthening defence and industrial cooperation between India and the United States.
Big boost to IAF: GE Aerospace, HAL seal technical pact on jet engines
India and the US have reached a significant agreement on coproduction of fighter jet engines. GE Aerospace and Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd have concluded technical discussions for F414 engines. This paves the way for a contract later this year. The deal will boost the Indian Air Force's fleet strength. It also includes technology transfer for advanced engines.
HAL imposes penalties on GE for F404 delays
GE Aerospace is facing penalties for late deliveries of F404 engines for India's Light Combat Aircraft program. Liquidated damages are being applied to each delayed engine. HAL has received only six of the 99 ordered engines. Discussions are ongoing for technology transfer of the more advanced F414 engines for the upcoming LCA Mk2 fighter jet.
IAF's Tejas fleet set to resume flights next week after 2-month grounding
Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jets will fly again next week. The entire fleet of 34 jets was grounded in February after an accident. A software issue has now been fixed. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will deliver over 20 Tejas Mark 1A jets by December. GE Aerospace is supplying jet engines for these aircraft.
HAL seals mega deal with GE Aerospace for procurement of 113 jet engines
HAL has finalised a big deal with GE Aerospace to procure 113 jet engines for its Tejas light combat aircraft programme. Delivery of the F404-GE-IN20 engines will start from 2027 and the supplies will have to be completed by 2032.
India-US to conclude USD 1 bn deal by October: HAL Chairman on 113 GE-404 engine deal
India is set to finalize a major deal with General Electric for fighter jet engines. The agreement is expected by October. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will receive the engines. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2027-28. HAL also secured a contract for LCA Mk1A jets. This boosts India's defense indigenization efforts. The deal supports the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.
IAF to get at least 6 Tejas jets by March, delays due to engine unavailability: HAL chief
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) will deliver at least six Tejas Light Combat Aircraft to the Indian Air Force by March 2026. Delays are attributed to GE Aerospace's late engine deliveries, with only one engine received instead of the expected twelve in 2023. Despite this, HAL has six aircraft ready and anticipates producing sixteen jets next year, pending consistent engine supply.
India-US deal to produce F-414 jet engines to be sealed by March: HAL Chief Sunil
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and GE Aerospace will collaborate to produce jet engines in India. The deal is expected to be finalized by March. This partnership involves the transfer of technology for manufacturing F-414 engines. These engines will power Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Mark 2 and Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft.
HAL shares gain 2% as defence PSU denies report of stalled GE414 engine deal
Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) shares will be in focus after the company dismissed a media report claiming stalled talks with GE over local production of GE414 engines. HAL called the report “factually incorrect and misleading,” reaffirming that negotiations are on track and it is not in talks with any other engine manufacturer for the LCA Mk2 programme.
HAL refutes report of stalled GE414 engine deal, says negotiations on track
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) has refuted reports claiming that negotiations with General Electric (GE) for the local production of GE414 engines have stalled, clarifying that discussions are progressing well. HAL emphasizes that it is not engaged in talks with any other company regarding engines for the LCA MK2. The agreement with GE Aerospace, signed in June 2023, remains on track.
HAL shares rise 2% after revising Tejas Mk1 contract to Rs 6,542 crore amid delays
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has amended its contract with the Indian Air Force (IAF) for the delivery of Tejas Mk1 Final Operational Clearance (FOC) fighter jets, increasing the contract value to Rs 6,542.20 crore. Despite delays in production, the Tejas Mk1A program progresses with the first engine delivered by GE Aerospace. HAL’s Q3 profit saw a 14% increase.
HAL revises Tejas Mk1 contract to ₹6,542 crore amid delay and production hurdles
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has amended its contract with the Indian Air Force (IAF) for the production of Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas Mk1 FOC fighter jets, increasing the deal’s value from Rs 5,989.39 crore to Rs 6,542.20 crore. Meanwhile, American defence giant GE Aerospace has delivered the first of 99 F404-IN20 engines to HAL, marking a significant milestone in the Tejas programme.
GE Aerospace delivers first F404-IN20 engine to HAL for Tejas Light Combat Aircraft
GE Aerospace has delivered the first of 99 F404-IN20 engines to HAL for the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Mk 1A. This delivery highlights the longstanding partnership and commitment to enhancing India's defense capabilities, supporting the vision for advanced next-generation fighter aircraft and defense manufacturing.
India expects stable delivery of GE-powered fighter jets next fiscal year after delays
India anticipates stable delivery of its domestically-made Tejas light combat aircraft, powered by a GE engine, in the upcoming fiscal year following a year-long delay. GE's aerospace division has resolved supply chain issues, setting the stage for Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd to produce 16 to 24 aircraft starting April.
'No proposal under consideration': Defence Ministry on penalties reported to be issued on GE over fighter jet engines delay
The Defence Ministry clarifies that India has no proposal to impose penalties on General Electric for delays in Tejas engines delivery. GE, which signed a deal with Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. for F404 engines, faces global supply chain disruptions affecting its jet engine deliveries and impacting revenue.
GE Aerospace's LM2500 to power Indian Navy's next-generation missile vessel
GE Aerospace's LM2500, engineered for reliability and performance, has been chosen to power the Indian Navy's Next Generation Missile Vessels (NGMV) built by Cochin Shipyard Limited located in Kochi, India.
Hindustan Aeronautics aims to raise annual Light Combat Aircraft production threefold in 3 years
In a major announcement coinciding with PM Modi's state visit to the US in June, GE Aerospace and HAL had inked a MoU to produce fighter jet engines for the Indian Air Force. These state-of-the-art jet engines, known for their endurance and durability, once produced in India, will further enhance the capacity of the Indian Air Force. GE Aerospace then said it had by far delivered more than 1,600 F414 engines globally.
Make in India dream for defence sector moves one step closer, first jet likely in 3 years
The MoU inked between General Electric (GE) Aerospace and Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) in Washington will translate into the actual contract “within a few months” after conclusion of some remaining commercial negotiations, a top government officer told TOI in an interview on Friday.
GE Aerospace inks pact with HAL for joint production of fighter jet engines in India
Under the terms of the MoU, GE Aerospace's F414 engines may potentially be jointly produced in India. This collaboration aligns with Hindustan Aeronautics' previous plans to incorporate these engines into a second generation of light-combat aircraft, while also exploring the possibility of domestic engine production.
HAL rises 4% after Rs 5,375 crore order with GE Aviation
Shares of HAL have delivered over 30 per cent return in the year 2021 so far. The scrip was recently included in the F&O segment.
HAL signs Rs 5,375-crore contract with GE Aviation for supply of engines for Tejas
The Company is working closely with GE for its support to pursue the export potential of LCA and also to supply spares to the global supply chain of GE 404 engines.
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