Apollo Micro Systems secures Indian Navy contract for autonomous warfare system

The Make-II PSO for the SAVIOR-ASW project marks a strategic pivot into maritime defense, following a recent capital raise.

By Handelsavisen Newsroom · Automated 2026-07-22 14:49 UTC · 1 min read

Apollo Micro Systems has been awarded a Make-II Prototype Sanction Order (PSO) by the Indian Navy for the SAVIOR-ASW project.

The contract positions the company at the center of India’s push toward autonomous maritime warfare, specifically enhancing anti-submarine surveillance capabilities.

This development follows a period of heightened investor interest in the stock, which rallied more than 7% earlier in the week despite a broader sell-off in Indian equities.

This development follows a period of heightened investor interest in the stock, which rallied more than 7% earlier in the week despite a broader sell-off in Indian equities.

The award validates the company’s technological roadmap and expands its footprint beyond traditional electronics into complex defense systems.

The SAVIOR-ASW project is a critical component of the Indian Navy’s modernization efforts, aiming to integrate advanced autonomous platforms for underwater threat detection.

For investors, the contract serves as a tangible milestone in the company’s transition from a component supplier to a systems integrator in the defense sector.