Apollo Micro Systems has received fresh business orders worth Rs 510.25 million from the Ministry of Defence, public sector defence undertakings, and private companies, according to an exchange filing dated May 8, 2026. The Hyderabad-based defence electronics company said the orders were secured during the ordinary course of business, with private sector contracts contributing the largest share.
Private companies emerged as the largest contributors to the fresh business update, placing orders worth Rs 240.18 million. That figure represents nearly half of the total contracts announced by the company. The mix of public and private sector orders also suggests Apollo Micro Systems is steadily widening its customer base beyond traditional government-linked projects.
Growth Momentum Continues:
The latest contracts add to the company’s ongoing business momentum in the defence and aerospace segment. While the filing did not disclose the exact nature of the products or execution timelines, the order book reflects continued procurement activity from strategic sectors. Managing Director Karunakar Reddy Baddam informed the exchanges that the contracts were received in the ordinary course of business, highlighting operational continuity rather than a one-off transaction.
Focus On Domestic Defence:The order announcement comes amid increased emphasis on indigenous defence manufacturing and local sourcing initiatives in India. Companies operating in defence electronics and subsystem manufacturing have been witnessing stronger opportunities from both government agencies and private industry participants. Apollo Micro Systems appears positioned to benefit from this broader shift as procurement activity remains active across multiple segments.
The company shared the update with stock exchanges for shareholder information and requested the exchanges to take the disclosure on record.
