KSSL, a leader in artillery systems, is presenting a range of advanced defence technologies at the exhibition. Among the highlights is the MArG 155, a family of 155mm mounted gun systems available in 39 and 45 calibre configurations. These systems, designed for all-terrain manoeuvrability, feature shoot-and-scoot capabilities and are compatible with NATO standard and in-service ammunition. Weighing 21.5 tons (39 calibre) and 23.5 tons (45 calibre), they offer a balance of mobility, firepower, and reliability.
Also on display is the Garuda 105, an ultra-lightweight 105mm/37 calibre mobile gun system. Mounted on a 4×4 Kalyani wheeled chassis, it is designed for all-weather and all-terrain operations, including high-altitude missions. With its shoot-and-scoot capability, the Garuda 105 is suitable for multi-role deployments and direct fire scenarios.
The company’s underwater autonomous systems are also attracting attention. These include the Mine Reconnaissance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (MRAUV), the Expendable Underwater Target (EUT), and the Mobile Target Emulator (MTE). MRAUVs, already in service with various navies, are essential for underwater mine detection and classification. The EUT serves as a target for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) crew training, while the MTE can act as a submarine decoy.
During the event, His Excellency Rudrendra Tandon, Ambassador of India to Greece, inaugurated the KSSL exhibit. General Dimitrious Choupis, Chief of the National Defense Staff of the Hellenic Republic, also visited the stand and was briefed on the products by Mr. Neelesh Tungar, CEO of KSSL.
In addition to weapon systems, KSSL is showcasing its ammunition production capabilities. Initially developed for artillery platforms, KSSL’s range now includes medium and large calibre ammunition for unmanned, marine, and small arms systems.
