Zen Technologies to host Q1FY27 earnings call on July 27

Zen Technologies has scheduled an earnings conference call to discuss its financial performance for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2027. The meeting is set to take place on July 27, 2026, at 4:30 PM IST, providing an opportunity for investors and analysts to engage with the company's leadership regarding Q1FY27 results.

The disclosure was made pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The invitation outlines the agenda focused solely on the quarterly performance of the company.

Management Participants

The conference call will feature key members of the Zen Technologies management team who will address queries and provide strategic insights. The participants include:

Name	Designation
Mr Ashok Atluri	Chairman and Managing Director
Mr Hari Haran Chalat	Chief Financial Officer
Ms Abhilasha Atluri	Head of Investor Relations

Stakeholders interested in the detailed discussion can join the webinar through the link provided in the official invitation. For further information, participants may contact Mr Sourav Dhar, the Company Secretary & Compliance Officer at Zen Technologies.

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Zen Technologies ' subsidiary Vector Technics has become India's largest fully integrated drone propulsion manufacturer, expanding its annual production capacity to 300,000 propulsion units at its Shamshabad facility. The Hyderabad-based deep-tech manufacturer confirmed it is now the only Indian company that designs and builds every component of the propulsion stack in-house, covering both electric and internal-combustion propulsion. This expansion addresses a strategic dependency where up to 80% of motors and controllers in Indian drones previously traced back to Chinese-origin channels.

Indigenous Propulsion Stack

The company's proprietary stack includes BLDC motors, speed controllers, propellers, power electronics, IC engines, and starter-generators. Vector Technics emphasized that its products contain no Chinese parts or imported firmware, with every unit validated against three NABL-accredited thrust benchmarks before shipping. The components are already deployed on frontline Indian defence programs.

The following table outlines the key components of Vector Technics' fully indigenous propulsion stack:

Component	Description
Electric motors	BLDC series for FPV, tactical, heavy-lift cargo, fixed-wing long-range and VTOL platforms. Tested to MIL-STD-810G.
IC engines	60cc, 170cc and 210cc boxer engines for hybrid-VTOL and fixed-wing UAVs.
Starter-generators	Built on BLDC core for onboard power generation.
Speed controllers	Designed on trusted silicon with domestically developed firmware.
Propellers	Carbon-fibre-reinforced polymer for industrial and defence conditions.
Power electronics	Distribution boards and DC-DC converters for payloads.

Leadership and Market Reach

Prudhvi Raj Pakalapati, Co-Founder and CEO of Vector Technics, stated that the company spent seven years developing indigenous capabilities to eliminate reliance on borrowed motors and firmware. He highlighted that the intellectual property resides in the Hyderabad facility, ensuring the supply chain remains secure and auditable under battlefield conditions. Vector Technics currently serves more than 300 clients across 10 countries.