PHZ Bumar to supply Indian Army with extra engines

One of the first arms contracts initiated by the government with India, was won by PHZ Bumar, an enterprise for whom defence contracts account for 40% of its sales. India is one of the world's largest military markets, with expenditures on arms reaching $6 billion annually. PHZ Bumar is to supply the Indian army with an additional 46 engines for technical support vehicles, used for servicing tanks. Polish companies, which are already contracted to install fire guidance systems in Indian tanks, deliver 82 vehicles for technical support, as well as equipment for India's airborne divisions, worth $180 million, are still expecting further orders thanks to Prime Minister Miller's recent official visit to India. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B3) A.K.