- Indra is one of the three European companies with the highest level of participation in the new European Defence Fund, having ensured its presence in 19 projects totaling more than 700 million euros of investment, equivalent to 60% of the 1,200 million committed by the EU
- The company is leading the project that is set to transform cyberdefence through the application of artificial intelligence. Combat clouds, systems for the fighter planes of the future, a new generation of electronic defence systems, radars and sensors are among the disruptive technologies that Indra will develop for all types of platforms
- These investments reinforce the company's strategy and are in addition to the approximately twenty projects won in previous calls for proposals. Of these projects, Indra is already leading four of the most transformative
Indra consolidates and strengthens its position as one of the largest European defence companies and a driving force in the sector, after the European Commission selected the 19 R&D projects in which Indra is participating. The company is leading one of the most futuristic, set to revolutionize cyberdefence.
The company is now one of the three European companies involved in the largest number of projects under the new EU Defence Fund (EDF). It has ensured its participation in initiatives that will mobilize more than 700 million euros, equivalent to 60% of the 1.2 billion committed in this first call for proposals, thus confirming its role as the backbone of the industry in Europe, leading Spain's participation in this field.
Indra is present in no less than 13 out of the 15 categories of the call, having achieved all the key proposals aligned with its business strategy, as well as the leadership of the project that is set to transform cyberdefence through the application of artificial intelligence.
“The resounding success achieved by Indra in this call is the result of its hard work, the talent of our professionals and the strong support of the Ministry of Defence and Spanish institutions,” said Ignacio Mataix, Indra's CEO. "The company is once again demonstrating its technological leadership in all defence domains and the increasingly critical role that digitalisation plays in the evolution of the industry."
Disruption and digitalisation
Indra's leadership is on full display in its role as coordinator in the EU-GUARDIAN project that will transform cyberdefence by applying artificial intelligence to detect and respond to cyberattacks. Other key projects for the company will be MDOC, which will address the development of combat clouds for multi-domain operations, and ARTURO, for the evolution of the next generation of radars that will respond to new threats.
It will also play a key role in all initiatives related to air combat, through three projects (EPIIC, R-NGRT and EICACS) largely aligned with the technologies currently under development within the FCAS program, the largest and most advanced defence program launched in Europe, for which Indra is the Spanish industrial coordinator.
As for ground operations, Indra will multiply the capabilities of the new generation of armored vehicles within the FAMOUS-2 consortium, provide key systems for unmanned vehicles in the COMMANDS project and, with ACHILE, will help equip soldiers with new sensors that enhance their capabilities.
Indra will also participate in the development of the ships of the future, through the EDINAF project, as well as in a long list of projects for space surveillance, security and resilience of satellite communications, application of quantum technologies and energy efficiency and independence projects, among others.
New strategic drive
All these projects reinforce the company's strategy and are in addition to the approximately twenty initiatives from previous European Union defence programs in which it is participating, maintaining its position as the Spanish company that coordinates the most projects in the Europe of Defence.
Notably, it is also a leader in four of the most important of these initiatives: those related to strategic command and control (ESC2), cyberdefence (ECYSAP) and the development of the electronic defence systems of the future (CROWN and REACT).
Indra is one of the top global engineering technology companies serving the Defence industry and a leader in the digitalisation of the industry. Its state-of-the-art solutions for Land, Sea and Air, Space and Cyberspace range from operations with end-to-end defence systems and systems on board the most advanced platforms to training with cutting-edge simulation systems. As an expert in radar, electronic defence, command and control and communication technologies, Indra incorporates artificial intelligence, big data, virtual reality and combat clouds in its cutting-edge critical systems.
About Indra
Indra (www.indracompany.com) is one of the leading global technology and consulting companies and the technological partner for core business operations of its customers worldwide. It is a world-leader in providing proprietary solutions in specific segments in Transport and Defence markets, and a leading firm in Digital Transformation and Information Technologies in Spain and Latin America through its affiliate Minsait. Its business model is based on a comprehensive range of proprietary products, with a high-value, end-to-end focus and with a high innovation component. In the 2021 financial year, Indra achieved revenue of €3.390 billion, had more than 52,000 employees, a local presence in 46 countries and business operations in over 140 countries.
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