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Navy + Coast Guard Atlas

Warships and submarines, naval aviation and weapons, sonar and sensors, the shipyards that build them and the Coast Guard fleet — one maritime industrial base, filterable by service.

13 systems14 industry entities5 programmes6 dependencies85% indigenousUpdated 26 Aug 2026
Service
Systems & platforms
13
mapped with lifecycle & origin
Industry entities
14
PSUs, JVs, private & foreign OEMs
Programmes
5
procurement, policy & indigenisation
Dependencies
6
scored industrial/technology gaps
Indigenous share
85%
of systems, by design origin
Indigenisation ladder
Indigenous (Indian design)11
Licensed / assembled in India2

Classified from country of origin. A platform built in India from a foreign design is shown as licensed/assembled — not indigenous.

Procurement & lifecycle pipeline
  • Commissioned / inducted6
  • Contracted3
  • In production2
  • Operational2
  • AoN (Acceptance of Necessity)2
  • Delivery2
  • Policy1

Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) is kept distinct from a signed contract — an AoN is a demand approval, not an order.

Capability domains · 16
Emerging industrial opportunities · 4
  • Counter Uas S06S07
    Layered low-cost detection, RF sensing, EO/IR, command-and-control and effectors are expanding as a recurring procurement need.
  • Shipbuilding S10S13S15S16
    The growing indigenous shipbuilding pipeline expands the addressable market for propulsion, power, sensors, combat systems, marine equipment and maintenance.
  • Underwater Warfare S13S16
    ASW craft and submarine programmes sustain demand for sonar, torpedoes, underwater communications and acoustic technologies.
  • Mro S18
    Growing indigenous aircraft and naval aviation fleets create long-duration demand for engine, sensor, weapon and airframe MRO.
One graph, not three directories. Every system, company and programme is a node in a single relationship-driven database — a supplier that serves the Army, Navy and Air Force appears once and is reached from each. Facts carry their primary source; draft policy (e.g. DAP 2026) is labelled as draft, not law. Methodology
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