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Reliance Defence and Diehl Defence have taken forward their strategic partnership for Guided and Terminally Guided Munitions (TGM), as part of a cooperation agreement signed in 2019. The top leadership of both companies 鈥� Helmut Rauch, CEO of Diehl Defence, and Anil D Ambani, Founder Chairman of Reliance Group 鈥� recently reviewed the ongoing collaboration and discussed key developments.The cooperation is centred on the urgent supply of the 鈥淪ystem Vulcano 155mm Precision Guided Munition鈥� to the Indian Armed Forces. As part of the broader 鈥楳ake in India鈥� initiative, the partnership also includes a parallel project under the 鈥淢ake in India-II鈥� category. In this, Reliance Defence will act as the prime contractor for the Indian customer, while Diehl Defence will continue as a strategic partner. The project aims to achieve over 50 per cent indigenous content.Helmut Rauch, CEO of Diehl Defence, said, 鈥淒iehl Defence looks forward to strengthening the current relationship with Reliance in the context of TGM for the Indian Armed Forces.鈥滱nil D Ambani, Founder Chairman of Reliance Group, added, 鈥淲e are honoured to partner with Diehl Defence, a globally recognized leader in guided munition technology. This strategic alliance not only accelerates the advancement of India鈥檚 defence manufacturing capabilities, but also positions Reliance Defence as a pivotal player in the global defence supply chain. This collaboration is a testament to our commitment to operational excellence and innovation, aligning seamlessly with the Prime Minister鈥檚 vision of Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. It exemplifies our resolve to catalyse sustainable growth, foster technological sovereignty, and position India as a formidable leader in international defence arena.鈥漈he collaboration will also benefit from Reliance鈥檚 new greenfield manufacturing facility coming up in the Watad Industrial Area in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra. Once operational, the facility will have an annual capacity to produce up to 200,000 artillery shells, 10,000 tonnes of explosives, and 2,000 tonnes of propellant.