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The MoU will allow the three companies to jointly participate in ADA’s Expression of Interest (EoI) process for the indigenous fighter programme.
Fully designed in India, the AMCA is envisioned as a stealth aircraft with super-cruise capability, advanced avionics, internal weapons bays and electronic warfare systems, placing it in the category of next-generation combat platforms.
The alliance marks a significant private-public collaboration, with engineering major Bharat Forge, defence PSU BEML and avionics specialist Data Patterns pooling their expertise to support one of India’s most ambitious defence projects.
The move also aligns closely with the government’s Atmanirbhar Bharat vision, which aims to strengthen indigenous manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports for critical defence hardware.
Shares of BEML slipped 3.46%, Data Patterns (India) dropped 3.61%, while Bharat Forge declined 2.18% on Friday, 26 September 2025.
Sequentially, the company’s net profit slumped 77.64% and revenue dropped 74.92% in Q1 FY26.
Profit before tax was at Rs 33.95 crore in the first quarter of FY26, down 77.82% QoQ and 21.86% YoY.
Operational EBITDA fell by 13.70% to Rs 32.1 crore in Q1 FY26, compared to Rs 37.2 crore reported in the same period last year.
As of 30 June 2025, the company’s order book stood at Rs 814 crore.
Srinivasagopalan Rangarajan, chairman & managing director, Data Patterns (India) said, “The quarter has met our expectations. Order inflow has been encouraging since the start of the financial year, with over Rs. 320 Cr in orders received so far, and more in the pipeline. While revenue for the quarter was modest, primarily due to temporary delays in customer approvals, these are expected to normalize in the coming quarters. We remain confident of delivering our year’s targets.
Our continuous focus on new product developments have yielded products of international quality. We are optimistic that these products will soon be tested and potentially lead to bigger contracts. We are excited about the opportunities ahead and remain committed to driving continued growth and value for our stakeholders.”
Data Patterns’ core competencies include design and development across electronic hardware, software, firmware, mechanical, and product prototypes, besides testing, validation, and verification. Its involvement has been across radars, electronic warfare suites, communications, avionics, small satellites, automated test equipment, COTS, and programs catering to Tejas light combat aircraft, light utility helicopters, BrahMos, and other communication & electronic intelligence systems.