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Saab could build products and solutions here in India, by Indians, for India and even for exports

Interview with Ola Rignell, Chairman and Managing Director, Saab India

IDAS: Indian ALH (Rudra) self-protection system of choice for years

Saab's Integrated Defence Aids Suite (IDAS) system was first integrated with the Indian Army and Air Force's version of ALH (Dhruv) in the year 2005. For the last 16 years, the self-protection suite installed on more than 200 Indian Air Force and the Indian Army helicopters has played an important role in enhancing platform survivability in dense threat environments.

Saab’s Vision of Make in India - Building a world class defence and aerospace industry

By Ola Rignell The Indian Government’s vision for Make in India is clear: Indian defence industry needs to become self-reliant or atmanirbhar, boost manufacturing and create new jobs in manufacturing. Defence and Aerospace are meant to play a very important role in this process as drivers for innovation and technology injection. Recently, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh invited leading Swedish defence companies to set up manufacturing bases in India as he showcased India as an attractive destination for investment to produce military equipment and platforms.

SAFE for Indian Airports: A look at how Indian airports can increase efficiencies and security

India had a yearly traffic of more than 341 million passengers at airports across the country before COVID and about 53.4 million passengers (domestic) in FY21. As we slowly move towards a post pandemic world, this number should increase in the future. This, coupled with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of 400 operational airports will necessitate an expansion of the sector. To optimise operations of such a large scale, maintaining a safe and secure airport environment will be critical.

Saab provides comprehensive harbour and coastline defence

With a coastline of over 7,500 km, it is important for India to not only maintain a safe and secure environment for shipping, but also to be able to act and respond to any natural calamities, maritime accidents, terrorism and military threats.

What Makes LEDS a Futuristic Self-protection System?

The age-old battle between anti-tank weapons and armour has reached a tipping point in favour of anti-tank weapons. Today we are talking about penetration in excess of 1200 mm RHA (Rolled Homogeneous Armour) and constantly increasing. There is a limit to the amount of armour that can be mounted on a tank due to weight and consequently mobility considerations.

Carl-Gustaf: Indian Army’s versatile weapon of choice

Over the years, the Indian Army has banked on the Carl-Gustaf as its weapon of choice, ever since the 1970s when the first M2s came to India and were being manufactured here.

INS Kavaratti: The Saab edge to India’s potent ASW Corvette

The Indian Navy’s preparedness has been greatly enhanced by the induction of the last of four indigenously built Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) stealth corvettes “INS Kavaratti" under Project 28 (Kamorta class).

Swedish-India defence cooperation on the upswing

Minister of Defence for India, Rajnath Singh, and his Swedish counterpart, Minister for Defence, Peter Hultqvist reaffirmed their countries’ close and long-standing bilateral relations and their growing partnership, especially in the field of defence where there is a great scope for industrial cooperation.

Saab joins Team Sweden in helping India combat COVID-19

The Swedish industry has joined hands with the Swedish government, businesses and agencies to help India combat the devastating second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. To coordinate all the efforts, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SCCI) has launched a Covid relief initiative under 'Kraftsamla' (which in Swedish means to join forces).

IDAS: Self-Protection for Airborne Platforms

The integrated self-protection suite (IDAS) has a long association with the Indian Army’s Dhruv helicopter. Ritu Raj Tyagi, Marketing Director, Aeronautics, Saab India tells us more about the platform and how it fits into India’s plans for self-reliance in defence.

Saab Solutions for the Indian Navy

There are plenty of avenues in the naval domain where Saab would like to collaborate with India, under the aegis of Make in India. Soumitra Sahai, Marketing Director – Naval Systems, Saab India gives us an overview of the opportunities.

Gripen E: The Modernization Engine for Indian Defence Industry

Kent-Åke Molin, Sales and Marketing Director at Saab, deep dives into the futuristic role that Gripen E will play for any Air Force.

Hiding in Plain Sight: Saab's Camouflage Solutions

Alex Jacob, Marketing Director - Land Systems Saab India, talks about what makes Saab's MCS the best in its class and Saab’s offer to upgrade the fire control system used in T-90 tanks used by India.

A strong foundation to work with the Indian industry: Ola Rignell

Be it for the multi-role Carl Gustaf weapon system or IDAS, Saab has been with India and the Indian Army for a long time now. “We have a strong foundation to work with the Indian industry and customers. We are here for the long run. Saab has a broad portfolio of solutions that can live up to the expectations of the Indian defence forces,” says Ola Rignell, Chairman and Managing Director, Saab India.

Gripen – The Potential Warhorse for IAF

What makes Saab’s promise of knowledge transfer and self-reliance different from other Make in India proposals? How will a partnership with Saab be encompass a host of collaborative partners? Mats Palmberg, Vice President, Industrial Partnerships and Head of Gripen India Campaign shares Saab’s views on this and much more. Watch now.

Working Towards Strategic Partnerships in India

With the India increasing its focus on an indigenous defence industry, Saab is happy to align itself with Indian partners to work towards creating a defence ecosystem in the country. Saab President and CEO, Micael Johansson shares his expectations from the Indian government and Saab’s views on the strategic partnership policy.

Building Trust and Engagement with Indian Defence Industry

“We have a long history of working with India. One of the best ways we can interact with the Indian industry is through trust and engagement. We have built a good understanding of the capabilities within India over the years and the best advantage we can take it through knowledge transfer.” Watch that and much more on partnership, culture and collaborating on world-leading technology in this chat with Dean Rosenfield, Chief Marketing Officer, Saab.

Bringing Indian Companies into the Export Market

“Saab has a great track record in technology transfer at all levels and collaborating with local industries,” says Micael Johansson, President and CEO, Saab. How can Indian industries fit into the global supply chain? Know more.

India Could Gain a Lot from the New Generation Carl Gustaf M4

There is a long tradition of Sweden and India working together. Senior Vice President and Head of Business Area Dynamics, Saab talks about opportunities for Saab Dynamics in India, especially support weapons such as Carl Gustaf.

Sea Wasp: An Advanced ROV For Explosive Ordnance Disposal

Underwater Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) is an increasingly significant niche requirement around the world as the threat from both conventional and improvised underwater ordnance grows. Law enforcement agencies, as well as naval forces, are collectively regarding the underwater domain as an area of vulnerability and are looking at how they can best reduce the risk to peacetime operations in the underwater environment. For just this reason, Navies worldwide are considering the potential of the underwater robotic system, Sea Wasp, to counter this growing threat.

Scope for Remote Tower in India's Civil Aviation

One of the most significant technological advancements in Air Traffic Control is the establishment of Remote Towers at civil airports as well as military airbases. Saab offers its Remote Tower technology to provide Air Traffic Management (ATM) solutions in far-flung areas in India. Here’s how they can usher in a new era in ATM, explains Varun Vijay Singh, Marketing Director, Civil Security Solutions & Air Traffic Management, Saab.

"We really believe in the Indian market"

“We really believe in the Indian market and would like to work with both private and public sector companies to establish ourselves with a more substantial footprint” - Micael Johansson, President and CEO, Saab on the multiple opportunities in India.

Skeldar, VTOL Unmanned Aircraft System: Keeping One Step Ahead

The Skeldar V- 200 RPAS (remotely piloted aircraft system) is a medium-range VTOL UAV that can hover for hours while providing real-time information to a remote pilot station or to a remote video terminal. Skeldar’s compact layout and future-proof design mean that is equally at home on land or at sea, operating from austere locations in any terrain or from the decks of the smallest naval vessels.

Being an important part of India's defence capability

In an exclusive chat while on his visit to India, President and CEO of Saab, Micael Johansson shares his vision and roadmap for the company. “I think we have succeeded really well on products and sub-systems. It would be great to establish an aeronautics capability here, but I would also like to see ourselves establish a sensor and self-protection capability. In my roadmap for Saab, we will grow the company here and become an important part of India’s security and defence capability,” says Johansson.

Saab: Solutions for the Indian Navy

We are in the midst of a rapidly evolving global security scenario – one in which India’s Navy and Coast Guard play a much bigger role than ever before. For a nation like India, it is important not only to maintain a safe and secure environment for shipping, but also to be able act and respond to any natural calamities, maritime accidents, oil spills, terrorism and military threats.

Saab and Bharat Electronics Co-develop Surveillance Radar

Saab and Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) have co-developed a state-of-the-art Long Range Surveillance Radar in India. Two out of three subsystems have been designed and developed in India.

Gripen Maritime for India

It is envisaged that if the Indian Air Force selects Gripen it would allow the navalised version to be brought into service as part of an extended joint development, manufacturing and technology transfer package. This would be carried out in full alignment with the Make in India framework.

Gripen Warrior Contest winner Abhay Ashvin

The Trip of a Lifetime for Abhay – Winner of The Gripen Warrior Contest

Abhay Ashvin, a student pilot and the winner of Gripen Warrior Contest held earlier this year, got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go to Linköping to visit the Saab facilities.

Energizing Aerospace Industry In India

Only Saab can deliver the future strategic, national aerospace ecosystem that India needs. Here's how we do it.

Saab India Office Moves To A New Location

Saab India has moved its headquarters’ office to a new location in the DLF Centre, Sansad Marg, New Delhi.

Leveraging Saab’s Technological Prowess In India

Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning, robotics are the buzzwords in the world of technology. With these futuristic technologies being used in practically every industry now, from logistics to fashion, how can defence industry lag behind?

Giraffe 1X - agile protection for forces on the go

With drone and missile technology fast evolving, today’s armed forces need radar systems that are agile and provide outstanding situational awareness.

SITC Celebrates Five Years Of Partnership With India

The Saab India Technology Centre, launched in 2012 in Hyderabad, has now completed five years of successful operations. A joint venture between Saab India and Tech Mahindra, SITC is an initiative to strengthen Saab's business in India. It helps Saab maintain its competitive edge in terms of research and development by providing access to the huge base of skilled engineers available in India.

Transforming Air Traffic Management Through Remote Towers

The civil aviation market in India is poised to become the world’s third largest by 2020. With rapid growth in air travel within the country, pressures on air traffic control are ever increasing. Saab’s Remote Tower concept provides a solution to the extremely complex environment of Air Traffic Management.

Everyone Wins, When We Make In India

India’s vision for the Defence and Aerospace industry is clear: Make in India is the future, so that India can reduce import of defence equipment, become more self-sufficient and export more to other nations. But what does Make in India mean?

Saab Simulation Technology Integrated on the Stallion

Defence and security company Saab and Ashok Leyland have joined hands to manufacture Truck Simulators in India under the Make in India concept. The two companies signed a teaming agreement in the end of 2015. The simulator is based in original Ashok Leyland cabin with Saab simulation technology integrated.

Strengthening Business at Saab India Technology Center

Four years ago Saab started a technology center collaboration with Tech Mahindra. The purpose of the Saab India Technology Center (SITC) is to provide research and development services for the business areas of Saab.

Saab and Tata Power SED cooperate to produce LEDS system in India

Saab’s Land Electronic Defence System (LEDS) will be manufactured in India for the first time under a partnership between the company and the Tata Power Company Limited Strategic Engineering Division (Tata Power SED).

A 40-year history in India

For decades, Saab has been supported in India by its fully owned subsidiary FFV Ordnance in the area of Ground Combat Support Weapons. The shoulder-launched weapon system Carl-Gustaf is the flagship of FFV Ordnance´s product family and it has a long and successful history.

Gripen – An Asset for India

When India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented the idea of Make in India on the Independence Day function, 2014, it brought focus on what India was trying to do – increase indigenous manufacturing - both for India’s domestic consumption, and for export too.

Growing interest

Saab is supplying Airbus with door plugs and cover plates designed and manufactured in India. According to Magnus Falk, head of business development, marketing and sales at Saab’s business unit Aerostructures, this contract reflects growing interest in the region.

Shared Goals

Saab’s aerostructures joint venture with Indian manufacturer Aequs has seen both sides contribute expertise and knowledge, with outstanding results.

Jan Widerström Head of Saab India Technology

Growth in India

The Indian government wants to produce its defence material domestically. This presents major opportunities for Saab.

Jan Widerström Country Head and Chairman Saab India

Trusted Partner To Make In India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi first mooted the idea of Make in India exactly a year ago on the Independence Day function, 2014. It truly brought focus on what India was trying to do - make stuff in India which was to be consumed by Indians themselves and anything left over could be exported too. It appealed to the business minds of everyone as India has a competitive advantage in terms of human resources and a captive advantage in high-end technology.

Saab Receives Follow-on Orders for Self-protection Systems for Indian Dhruv Helicopter

Defence and security company Saab has received follow-on orders from Hindustan Aeronautic Limited (HAL), India, for serial production of an integrated electronic warfare self-protection system for installation on the Indian Army’s and Air Force’s Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv. The orders have a total value of approximately USD78 million (SEK740 million).

RBS15 Missile Family – A Common Solution for India

Modern militaries are increasingly looking towards incorporating smart weapons and systems into their arsenals, leading to the adaptation of cruise missile technology to an increasing number of battle spaces. Agile, precise, maneuverable, and smaller yet effective forces are the need of the hour for the asymmetric nature of today’s military conflicts.

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Saab's Focus Is To Partner With Indian Defence Industry

With Aero India 2015 round the corner, we catch up Anneli Sundin, Head of Communications, Saab India to know more about Saab India's plans and vision for one of the most important defence shows of the country.

Teaming Up With India, For India

At the core of India’s development premise today is the Government’s focus on Make in India. Make in India is a program based on the realization that rapid industrialization is the only way for India to meet its great challenges, including finding employment for the millions of people entering the labour market each year.

Four Scholarships Won By Engineering Students From India

The four scholarship winners in the KTH Master’s Challenge 2015 were announced at the prize ceremony held in Bangalore, India.

Nobel Prize Exhibition Reaches India

The Nobel Museum’s travelling exhibition - the Nobel Prize: Ideas Changing the World - was officially unveiled today by Former Indian President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam in New Delhi, India.

Partnering a Full Spectrum of Capabilities

“Demands on air operations are constantly changing. Post the world wars and cold war demands for defending our neutrality, Saab has changed its focus towards international cooperation for stability, with interoperability and capacity to manage operations across the entire scale of conflict becoming the key. The requirement for being a responsible leader remains – our solutions were designed to be affordable and this will remain our key driver along with capability”, said Sudhir Varma,

India Unlimited - Connecting Sweden And India

For many years, Saab has been involved in Nobel Memorial Week in New Delhi where the Swedish Embassy arranges various seminars and cultural events focusing on Swedish technology and innovation, environment and culture. Inspired by this, and to increase cooperation between the two countries both commercially and culturally, the Indian Embassy in Sweden has opted to do something similar by organising a week involving various types of seminars and events in Stockholm, taking place on 22 – 28 April.

Students Graduate From Saab’s DEEP Program

The second batch of students graduated from Saab’s Diploma Employment Enhancement Program (DEEP) in December 2013 from VKR and VNB Polytechnic colleges in Gudivada, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. A batch of 50 boys in two mechanical engineering classes and a class of 30 girls trained in soft skills were awarded diplomas at the graduation ceremony. Two more classes with 30 students each were also started.

AAI Delivers First Batch Of Aircraft Structural Assemblies To Saab

Aerostructures Assemblies India Pvt Ltd (AAI) has rolled out the first batch of A380 structural assemblies on 21st February, 2014 from their facility in Belgaum (India). The assemblies will be delivered to Saab, Linköping (Sweden). Saab would in turn deliver the assemblies to Airbus, Filton (UK). These assemblies are part of the mid and outer leading edge (wing section) of the A380 aircraft, developed and produced by Saab.

Saab And The Kalyani Group Sign A Strategic Partnership For The Air Defence Of India

Saab and the Kalyani Group have entered into a strategic alliance to partner and address key Indian Army air defence projects, including the VSHORAD and SRSAM requirements.

Saab And Ashok Leyland Team Up For SRSAM

Saab and Ashok Leyland are teaming to meet the SRSAM requirement with a new solution that combines the Saab BAMSE missile system with Ashok Leyland high-mobility vehicles.

Lars-Olof: We See India As An Important Future Market

Interview with Lars-Olof Lindgren, Chairperson, Saab India Technologies Pvt Ltd on Saab's portfolio and suitability for the Indian market.

Saab Naval Portfolio and Teaming with India

The Indian Navy (IN), the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and the vast Indian coastline provide a dream market for Saab’s naval and maritime portfolio of products, solutions and services that cover the air, surface, underwater and coastal security domains.

Saab Presents Sea Gripen at NAMEXPO 2013

The Sea Gripen generated a lot of interest at the recently concluded NAMEXPO 2013 held at Kochi, India. Tony Ogilvy, General Manager Aeronautics & International Head, Sea Gripen Program (SAAB) in his presentation on Sea Gripen, spoke about Saab’s plans for the development of the aircraft.

Saab CBRN 亚洲体育博彩平台 Are Designed From User’s Perspective

Peter Erlingborn, Marketing Director, Support and Services, Saab India talks about Saab’s involvement in the Indian CBRN market.

Saab Sea Gripen – The Future Of Carrier Borne Air Power

Saab has long considered the potential for its Gripen fighter to be adapted for maritime use from STOBAR and CATOBAR aircraft carriers. The inherent strength built into the airframe to permit regular road based/short field operations, the excellent forward field of view on approach, the outstanding handling characteristics at all speeds gave confidence that Gripen had all the basics to build upon. Of the ten critical criteria that all carrier based aircraft require, Gripen possessed seven.

We Are India's Long-Term Partner: Håkan Buskhe

Håkan Buskhe, President and CEO, Saab on opportunities in India, partnerships and strategic relations in the defence domain.

Towards a Robust Indian Defence Industry

As India celebrates its 67th Independence Day, the country can justifiably look back with pride at its many accomplishments in the spheres of economy, society and industry. India has served as an example of a country with both a robust democracy and a fast growing economy.

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Carl-Gustaf M4 Gets Smarter

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Carl-Gustaf Systems Indian Army’s versatile weapon of choice

Gripen Maritime for India

Saab Supports Indian Ambition To Create Indigenous Defence Industry

Giraffe 1x: Monitoring the skies for new generation of aerial threats

Saab could build products and solutions here in India, by Indians, for India and even for exports

IDAS: Indian ALH (Rudra) self-protection system of choice for years

Saab’s Vision of Make in India - Building a world class defence and aerospace industry

SAFE for Indian Airports: A look at how Indian airports can increase efficiencies and security

Saab provides comprehensive harbour and coastline defence

What Makes LEDS a Futuristic Self-protection System?

Carl-Gustaf: Indian Army’s versatile weapon of choice

INS Kavaratti: The Saab edge to India’s potent ASW Corvette

Swedish-India defence cooperation on the upswing

Saab joins Team Sweden in helping India combat COVID-19

IDAS: Self-Protection for Airborne Platforms

Saab Solutions for the Indian Navy

Gripen E: The Modernization Engine for Indian Defence Industry

Hiding in Plain Sight: Saab's Camouflage Solutions

A strong foundation to work with the Indian industry: Ola Rignell

Gripen – The Potential Warhorse for IAF

Working Towards Strategic Partnerships in India

Building Trust and Engagement with Indian Defence Industry

Bringing Indian Companies into the Export Market

India Could Gain a Lot from the New Generation Carl Gustaf M4

Sea Wasp: An Advanced ROV For Explosive Ordnance Disposal

Scope for Remote Tower in India's Civil Aviation

"We really believe in the Indian market"

Skeldar, VTOL Unmanned Aircraft System: Keeping One Step Ahead

Being an important part of India's defence capability

Saab: Solutions for the Indian Navy

Saab and Bharat Electronics Co-develop Surveillance Radar

Gripen Maritime for India

The Trip of a Lifetime for Abhay – Winner of The Gripen Warrior Contest

Energizing Aerospace Industry In India

Saab India Office Moves To A New Location

Leveraging Saab’s Technological Prowess In India

Giraffe 1X - agile protection for forces on the go

SITC Celebrates Five Years Of Partnership With India

Transforming Air Traffic Management Through Remote Towers

Everyone Wins, When We Make In India

Saab Simulation Technology Integrated on the Stallion

Strengthening Business at Saab India Technology Center

Saab and Tata Power SED cooperate to produce LEDS system in India

A 40-year history in India

Gripen – An Asset for India

Growing interest

Shared Goals

Growth in India

Trusted Partner To Make In India

Saab Receives Follow-on Orders for Self-protection Systems for Indian Dhruv Helicopter

RBS15 Missile Family – A Common Solution for India

Saab Will Make In India

Saab's Focus Is To Partner With Indian Defence Industry

Teaming Up With India, For India

Four Scholarships Won By Engineering Students From India

Nobel Prize Exhibition Reaches India

Partnering a Full Spectrum of Capabilities

India Unlimited - Connecting Sweden And India

Students Graduate From Saab’s DEEP Program

AAI Delivers First Batch Of Aircraft Structural Assemblies To Saab

Saab And The Kalyani Group Sign A Strategic Partnership For The Air Defence Of India

Saab And Ashok Leyland Team Up For SRSAM

Lars-Olof: We See India As An Important Future Market

Saab Naval Portfolio and Teaming with India

Saab Presents Sea Gripen at NAMEXPO 2013

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Saab Sea Gripen – The Future Of Carrier Borne Air Power

We Are India's Long-Term Partner: Håkan Buskhe

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