Progress was pushed primarily by programmes transferring from the event section into sequence manufacturing, whereas the corporate continued to stability new growth mandates with manufacturing programmes. Its clientele contains Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL), Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL), the Defence Analysis and Improvement Organisation (DRDO), the Armed Forces, and personal system integrators.
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Built-in Indian defence firm Sanlayan Applied sciences’ income grew sixfold to ₹139.61 crore in FY26, whereas the corporate posted its first full-year web revenue of ₹24.97 crore.
The corporate has an order backlog of ₹286 crore and a confirmed alternative pipeline of over ₹2,000 crore. It’s concentrating on annual web revenue of greater than ₹250 crore over the following 4 to 5 years.
Progress was pushed primarily by programmes transferring from the event section into sequence manufacturing, whereas the corporate continued to stability new growth mandates with manufacturing programmes. Its clientele contains Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL), Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL), the Defence Analysis and Improvement Organisation (DRDO), the Armed Forces, and personal system integrators.
Sanlayan not too long ago secured a manufacturing order price greater than ₹70 crore for the Uttam AESA Radar programme. Its growth order wins embody important subsystems for DRDO’s next-generation drone detection radar and digital warfare payloads for unmanned techniques.
The corporate additionally not too long ago accomplished a Know-how Improvement Fund (TDF) mission and handed over an indigenous jammer pod subsystem to the Indian Air Pressure following profitable flight trials.
Sanlayan has additionally developed an anti-submarine warfare transmitter, which it describes as international best-in-class. The product is at the moment present process trials and is anticipated to generate a further alternative of round ₹1,500 crore, over and above its present ₹2,000-crore pipeline.
The corporate operates throughout radar, digital warfare, avionics, energy electronics, and mission-critical embedded techniques.
Commenting on the outcomes, Rohan Gala, Co-Founder and CEO, Sanlayan Applied sciences, stated: “We’re working intently with the forces, integrators, and labs shaping India’s defence future, and this reveals us simply how huge the chance forward actually is. Capturing this chance and constructing in the direction of defence OEM standing calls for sustained and steady investments in R&D.”
Sanlayan has additionally inaugurated a 20,000-sq-ft facility in Digital Metropolis, Bengaluru, for its radar and digital warfare vertical, expanded its energy electronics capability, and added greater than 100 engineers throughout techniques engineering, RF, and AI/ML.
The corporate stated the following 18-24 months will concentrate on scaling operations, strengthening expertise management, and enhancing execution.
“We’re increasing our portfolio of sovereign defence applied sciences, transitioning innovation into manufacturing, and deepening our function throughout India’s defence ecosystem. Our ambition is to change into the expertise OEM of selection for India’s Armed Forces, main system integrators and primes, and delivering world-class techniques and subsystems that strengthen nationwide safety and place India as a world defence expertise chief,” Gala added.
Based in 2023 by former Zetwerk executives Rohan Gala, Abhijit Kothawale, and Rahul Vamsidhar, Sanlayan Applied sciences is headquartered in Bengaluru and designs and manufactures mission-critical digital techniques throughout radar, digital warfare, avionics, embedded techniques, and energy electronics. The corporate employs greater than 450 folks throughout six services spanning 70,000 sq ft in Bengaluru.
Printed on August 24, 2026
