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Solar Industries India SOLARINDS

Defence Procurement (DAC approvals): Largest private explosives maker - Pinaka rockets, ammunition, loitering munitions and missile propellants

Mapped in 2 themes: Naval Shipbuilding & Defence Shipyards and Defence Procurement (DAC approvals).

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Where Solar Industries India sits in the supply chain

Solar Industries India appears in 3 supply-chain layers across 2 themes: Naval Shipbuilding & Defence Shipyards and Defence Procurement (DAC approvals).

Naval Shipbuilding & Defence Shipyards › Combat Systems, Weapons, Explosives & Ammunition

Direct supplier

India's largest private explosives maker, diversifying into warheads, detonators and propellant systems

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Defence Procurement (DAC approvals) › Drones & counter-drone

Emerging entrant

Largest private explosives maker - Pinaka rockets, ammunition, loitering munitions and missile propellants

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Defence Procurement (DAC approvals) › Ammunition, rockets & explosives

Direct supplier

Largest private explosives maker - Pinaka rockets, ammunition, loitering munitions and missile propellants

Other companies in this layer

Premier ExplosivesMunitions India (unlisted)Bharat Forge
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Revenue and profit

₹ CrFY24FY25FY26
Revenue6,0707,5409,838
Net profit8751,2881,737

Latest-year revenue ₹9,838 Cr (FY26, company-wide). Wider screens show FY22 onwards.

Strengths · in Defence Procurement (DAC approvals)

  • Defence revenue ~doubled to ₹2,634 Cr in FY26 (27% of sales); FY27 guide ~₹4,500 Cr
  • Defence order book ~₹18,000 Cr of ₹21,350 Cr total (30 Jun 2026)
  • Owns its explosives chain, from raw material to finished rocket

Risks · in Defence Procurement (DAC approvals)

  • Pinaka is a large share of the defence book - single-programme risk
  • Very rich valuation (see the figures)
  • Explosives plants carry safety and licensing risk

Common questions

What does Solar Industries India do?

In Defence Procurement (DAC approvals): Largest private explosives maker - Pinaka rockets, ammunition, loitering munitions and missile propellants. NextResearch maps it in 2 supply chains: Defence Procurement (DAC approvals) and Naval Shipbuilding & Defence Shipyards.

Where does Solar Industries India sit in the supply chain?

Solar Industries India (NSE: SOLARINDS) is mapped in 3 supply-chain layers: Combat Systems, Weapons, Explosives & Ammunition (Naval Shipbuilding & Defence Shipyards); Drones & counter-drone (Defence Procurement (DAC approvals)); and Ammunition, rockets & explosives (Defence Procurement (DAC approvals)).

Who are Solar Industries India's peers?

In the Ammunition, rockets & explosives layer of Defence Procurement (DAC approvals): Premier Explosives, Munitions India (not NSE-listed) and Bharat Forge.

What is Solar Industries India's market cap and valuation?

As of 30 Oct 2026: market cap ₹1.70L Cr, P/E 85.4x, ROCE 38.1%, ROE 32.6%, dividend yield 0.06%.