C2C Advanced Systems has secured an order valued at over Rs 80 crore for the supply and integration of 30 Counter-Drone System Sub-Units from a leading Indian defence and aerospace company. The contract, awarded in June 2026, covers the supply of sensor and effector components and their integration with Mission Computing Systems, with execution scheduled within calendar year 2026.

Order Details

The order represents the second phase of a counter-drone programme, following an initial phase disclosed on 23rd March 2026 for Mission Computing Systems. The current scope includes the supply of 30 Sub-Units comprising Electro-Optical Tracker, Detector, Jammer, and Spoofer configurations, along with field proving of the integrated system.

Significance for C2C Advanced Systems

The initial phase established the command and coordination layer using C2C's MAGI-C4ISR architecture. This phase delivers the sensor and effector peripherals, creating a complete, deployable Counter-UAS stack. The award of this follow-on scope validates the multi-phase programme structure and reinforces the company's presence in the defence technology segment.

Mrs. Lakshmi Chandra, Managing Director of C2C Advanced Systems Limited, stated that the order completes the system with sensors, effectors, and field-proven integration, serving as a reference deployment for future pursuits with defence agencies and system integrators.

c2c advanced systems executed a three-party Memorandum of Understanding with Indian Institute of Technology Ropar and Aazel International Technologies Private Limited on June 1, 2026, at IIT Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab. The agreement establishes a structured framework for joint research, prototyping, testing, and technology development across domains including artificial intelligence, cyber resilience, environmental intelligence, geospatial analytics, and IoT-enabled monitoring systems. This collaboration marks the company's first formal engagement with IIT Ropar and aims to integrate academic research with applied technology development for defence, homeland security, and critical infrastructure applications.

Parties and Contributions

The collaboration leverages the distinct strengths of the three entities. IIT Ropar contributes its academic research infrastructure, faculty expertise, and innovation ecosystem. Aazel International Technologies Private Limited brings proprietary AI-driven platforms developed for environmental intelligence, geospatial analytics, and cybersecurity applications. C2C Advanced Systems contributes its MAGI-C5ISR architecture, sensor fusion capabilities, and operational experience across defence and mission-critical environments.

Scope of Collaboration

Under the MoU, the parties intend to pursue collaborative activities in several key areas:

• AI-driven decision support systems
• Environmental intelligence and climate and weather technologies
• IoT-enabled monitoring and sensor systems
• Cyber resilience frameworks and operational technology security
• Geospatial analytics
• Prototype development and technology validation

The framework is designed to support the indigenous development of solutions relevant to defence, homeland security, and critical infrastructure applications.

MoU Details

The following table outlines the key particulars of the agreement as per the regulatory disclosure:

The MoU was executed in the presence of senior representatives, including Colonel Kuldeep Singh Gill, Head of Military Systems, and Lt. Col. Harkamal Sidhu, Head of Cyber Architecture and Assurance, from C2C Advanced Systems. The company stated it will make appropriate disclosures to the exchange if any material commercial engagements, funded programmes, or technology transfers arise from this collaboration.