Defence Drone Manufacturer Delivers Next Generation Technology for Defence Sector; Launches 4 New Drones in Product Portfolio
The company has a market cap of over Rs 4,500 crore and the stock gave multibagger returns of over 2,200 per cent in 5 years.
Optiemus Unmanned Systems, a subsidiary of Optiemus Infracom, is making significant strides in the defence technology sector with the unveiling of four new advanced drones at the MilIPOl India Exhibition 2025 in New Delhi. These cutting-edge unmanned aerial vehicles are specifically designed to meet the evolving needs of defence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations. The newly launched drones – Marak VT100, Vajra QC55, Canister Launched Loitering Munition, and First Person View (FPV) drones with optical fibre cable-based navigation – showcase the company's commitment to delivering next-generation technology for India's defence capabilities, aligning with the Make in India initiative.
The newly introduced drone portfolio boasts impressive capabilities tailored for challenging operational environments. The Marak VT100, a high-altitude VTOL drone, offers a 30x EOIR camera for high-resolution day and night surveillance and can operate from confined spaces with a range of up to 50+ km and an endurance of 3 hours. The Vajra QC55, a multirotor drone designed for advanced aerial surveillance, features an EOIR camera, AI analytics, and a vertical lift capability for rapid deployment in remote areas, covering distances up to 10 km with over 80 minutes of flight time. Furthermore, the Canister Launched Loitering Munition stands out as a high-performance attack drone with a 30-minute endurance, a 2.5 kg payload, and beyond-line-of-sight targeting capabilities, deployable from various platforms.
In a strategic move to enhance its manufacturing capabilities and adhere to the Make in India guidelines, Optiemus Unmanned Systems has partnered with Taiwan-based Avix Technology. This collaboration will focus on the joint development, manufacturing, and assembly of high-performance camera systems, gimbals, and related drone components within India. The FPV drones, uniquely equipped with optical fibre cable-based navigation, offer a significant advantage in GNSS-denied and Electronic Warfare (EW) environments, providing unjammable navigation for kamikaze and surveillance operations with ranges up to 20 km and varying payload capacities and endurance.
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About Optiemus Infracom Ltd
Optiemus Infracom Ltd has been a key player in the Indian mobile handset distribution business for over 25 years, primarily distributing for major brands like Nokia and Samsung. Beginning with Nokia handset distribution in Delhi in 1995, the company's core business remains trading and distribution, currently handling devices from Nokia, Samsung, and HTC. Optiemus Infracom operates through a wide network encompassing 27 regional branches, around 650 distributors, over 10,000 retail partners in the general trade, and more than 700 service centres across India.
On Wednesday, shares of Optiemus Infracom Ltd gained 7.5 per cent to Rs 535 per share. The company has a market cap of over Rs 4,500 crore and the stock gave multibagger returns of over 2,200 per cent in 5 years.
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