Business EconomyPosted at: Feb 18 2025 2:27PM


Zen Technologies acquires Vector Technics and Bhairav Robotics

Hyderabad, Feb 18 (UNI) Zen Technologies Limited, a leader in combat training solutions and defence technology, on Tuesday announced acquisitions of Vector Technics Private Limited and Bhairav Robotics Private Limited.
These acquisitions reinforce Zen’s commitment to innovation, indigenous defence manufacturing, and technological advancement in robotics, aerospace, and propulsion systems, further solidifying its position as a key player in India’s defence sector, the company said in a release here.
With these acquisitions, Zen Technologies expands beyond combat training into advanced defence technologies, strengthening its ability to deliver integrated solutions for armed forces worldwide.
The investments enhance Zen’s capabilities in UAV propulsion, autonomous robotics, and aerospace components, driving self-reliance in defence manufacturing. These strategic moves also position Zen to compete globally, catering to international markets seeking cutting-edge, Indian-made defense solutions.
Under the agreements, Zen now holds a 51 percent controlling stake in Vector Technics, a leading provider of propulsion and power distribution solutions for drones and UAVs. This acquisition enables Zen to expand into aerospace components and reinforce its role in supporting global drone and robotics industries.
Zen has acquired a 45.33 percent stake in Bhairav Robotics, strengthening its position in the defense robotics and autonomous systems segment. Bhairav specializes in advanced robotic products such as quadrupedal robots and autonomous weapon systems, furthering Zen’s commitment to "Made in India" innovation.
This strategic move reinforces Zen’s commitment to innovation, strengthens its position in indigenous defense manufacturing, and accelerates its emergence as a key player in the global defense industry.
Ashok Atluri, Chairman & Managing Director, Zen Technologies Limited, said: "By integrating cutting-edge robotics, propulsion, and aerospace technologies, we are not only strengthening India's defence capabilities but also positioning Zen Technologies Limited as a leader in next-generation defence innovation. This expansion underscores our commitment to delivering world-class, indigenous solutions that meet the evolving needs of modern warfare.”
Zen Technologies Limited continues to drive innovation in defense technology, ensuring the delivery of world-class, indigenous solutions to India and global markets. The transactions are expected to be completed by the end of FY2025, subject to regulatory approvals,Ashok added.
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