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HAL has won the Rs. 511 crore SSLV rocket technology transfer bid from ISRO. It will build 6–8 rockets annually, earning $6.5 million per launch, impacting HAL share price.
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) has won the competitive bid to acquire the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) technology from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The deal, valued at Rs. 511 crore, positions HAL to independently build and operate SSLV-class rockets—used to deploy small satellites in low Earth orbit.
With this transfer, HAL will become the only Indian entity manufacturing SSLV rockets commercially. The agreement involves ISRO, IN-SPACe, HAL, and NewSpace India Ltd (NSIL). Over the next two years, ISRO will support two SSLV missions as part of the transition phase.
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HAL wins SSLV tech transfer deal worth Rs. 511 crore
Will manufacture 6–8 rockets per year
Revenue expected at $6.5 million per launch
HAL becomes sole SSLV producer in India within two years
HAL share price rose 1.18% to Rs. 4,960 after the announcement
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HAL outbid two strong consortiums to secure this contract. One consortium was led by Alpha Design (backed by Adani) with Agnikul Cosmos and Walchand Industries. The other included Bharat Dynamics, Skyroot Aerospace, BHEL, and Keltron.
The final award followed a lengthy evaluation by IN-SPACe, which assessed financial and technical credentials of each bidder. The SSLV is a three-stage solid propulsion rocket that can deploy payloads of up to 500 kg into 500 km orbit. Its modular and low-cost nature supports India’s growing need for flexible satellite launches.
Parameter | Details |
Technology Transferred | Small Satellite Launch Vehicle |
Transfer Value | Rs. 511 crore |
Rockets Per Year | 6–8 (based on demand) |
Revenue Per Launch | $6.5 million |
Expected Role | Sole SSLV manufacturer in India |
Support Period from ISRO | 2 missions with training support |
HAL’s entry into the commercial space launch segment signals a shift in India’s space manufacturing ecosystem. The company already collaborates with L&T for the production of five Polar Satellite Launch Vehicles (PSLVs), under a Rs. 860 crore contract with NSIL.
The SSLV addition aligns with HAL’s long-term strategy of deepening its presence in aerospace beyond defence. With consistent demand expected for small satellite deployment, the move may strengthen HAL’s revenue streams and influence investor sentiment around the HAL share price.
As HAL scales its SSLV output and transitions into a full-scale commercial launch provider, further developments in the segment may continue to reflect on HAL share price movements in the near term.
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Source: Economic Times
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