The development represents an important step in Kore Digital’s growth journey, opening new opportunities to participate in defense-related manufacturing and technology initiatives aligned with India’s push for indigenisation and self-reliance in the sector
- Indian Air Force’s Indigenisation and Substitution Cell (ISC), has approved Kore Digital Limited enabling the company to participate in defense supply and indigenisation projects using deeptech metal 3d printing.
- Approval is for manufacturing 3D printed metal, ceramic, and industrial plastic components specifically for defense applications under the ISC framework.
- Technical development supported by facilities at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, leveraging its equipment and testing infrastructure.
- Recognized under the manufacturer category, enabling participation in indigenous defense component development and substitution programs.
- Approval valid until March 2031, providing long-term eligibility for defense procurement opportunities.
Management Commentary:
Commenting on the development, Ravindra Doshi, Managing Director of Kore Digital Limited, said, “This approval represents an important step in Kore Digital’s journey as we expand our capabilities in advanced manufacturing and defense-focused deeptech. Our recent engagement with the Indian Air Force, including a visit to the Base Repair Depots at Kanpur, Chandigarh and Nashik and Jodhpur Air Force Station to understand real operational challenges, has provided valuable insights into the requirements of modern defense operations. With our growing expertise in the development of 3D printed metallic, ceramic, and industrial plastic components, we are well positioned to support defense applications through innovative and efficient solutions. We believe this development opens meaningful opportunities for Kore Digital to contribute to India’s defense indigenisation and technology advancement initiatives.”
About Kore Digital Limited
Established in 2009, Kore Digital Limited has emerged as a significant contributor to Maharashtra’s telecom infrastructure landscape. The company focuses on the deployment and upkeep of telecom towers, poles and large-scale optical fiber networks.
Holding authorization from the Department of Telecommunications, Kore Digital offers advanced communication infrastructure and generates additional revenue by leasing or selling assets like dark fiber and tower space to broadband and telecom providers. It also delivers end-to-end maintenance solutions to support uninterrupted network operations.
In FY25, Kore Digital Limited Consolidated Revenue from Operations of ₹ 327.74 Cr, achieved an EBITDA of ₹ 47.55 Cr, and Net Profit of ₹ 31.70 Cr.
Disclaimer
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