Overview
Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Limited (GDAAL) is a Public Limited Company and it is an Indian Non-Government Company which was incorporated in India on 31 August 2023. Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Ltd is a leading company specializing in the defence and aerospace sectors, with a commitment to innovation and excellence. The company focuses on providing cutting-edge solutions for military and aerospace applications.
Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Ltd is known for its advancement in technology, its research, and development capabilities help in delivering a broad range of products and services such as aircraft components, defence electronics, and strategic systems.
The company focuses on quality and innovation, which has helped in developing it as a trusted partner for government and defence organizations globally. It continues to play an important role in building the future of the defence and aerospace industries through its innovative solutions and strategic collaborations.
The objective is to specialize in the forging, machining, treatment, and coating of various metals for defence. In various metals for defence applications, Aerospace Limited aims to utilize advanced manufacturing methods such as open forging, die forging, and robotic forging.
Good luck Defence will focus on manufacturing 155-mm artillery shells, essential for the howitzer system with a firing range of 24-32 km. These shells offer versatility in military applications, including high-explosive, precision-guided, fragmentation, smoke, and illumination variants. The product variants have varying market prices, with the highest-grade shell (155mm HE, BB AISI 9260) costing between USD 1000 and USD 1200, highlighting Goodluck Defence’s target market segment.
Good luck, Defence and Aerospace Private Limited. is positioned to make a significant impact in the defence manufacturing sector. Backed by the robot manufacturing background of Good Luck India Limited and an initial interest from Adani Defence and Aerospace, the company is well placed to capitalize on the growing demand for high-quality defence artillery.
Goodluck India Ltd. now holds 81.47% equity shares of Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Private Limited. Proceeds of the Preferential Issue will be used by Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Private Limited, subsidiary company of Goodluck India Limited, to cater the extensive needs of Defence & Aerospace Industry by establishing a new facility to carry out the business of forging, machining, treatment and coating of steel, stainless and special steel, alloys or any other metal either by way of open forging, die forging, robotic forging or any other method.
Parent Company
Good Luck India Limited is the Parent company of Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Private Ltd., established in 1986.
Types of Defence Fabrication
Cutting-Edge Armored Vehicles
Aircraft Components
Naval Vessels with Advanced Electronic Systems
Firearms & Munitions
Product Speciality
The 155 mm Shell is about 600 mm long, weighs about 45 kg, and is 155 mm in diameter. These shells are used in howitzer systems having a firing range of 24-32 Km.
The 155 mm shells can be configured in many ways: They can be packed with highly explosive material, use a precision guided system, pierce armour, or produce high fragmentation. Other variants include smoke rounds to obscure troop movement and illumination rounds to expose an enemy’s position.
The 155 mm Shells are so popular because they provide a good balance between range and warhead size. If you have too small a shell, it will not do enough damage and go as far. If you have a larger shell, you cannot necessarily fire it as far. This is the most common middle range, and that’s why it’s so widely used.
In Ukraine, 155 mm Shells are being fired at a rate of 6,000 to 8,000 a day. In the near future also this size is also going to be used most.
Prospect Competition
Bharat Forge
CHW Forge
Star wire
Board of Directors
Arun Kumar - CFO
Jyoti Sachdeva - Company Secretary
Mahesh Garg - Board of Directors
Ramesh Garg - Board of Directors
Madhur Gupta - Board of Directors
Charu Jindal - Board of Directors
Dividend Details
As there is no operational income, the directors do not recommend any dividend for the financial year ended 31st March, 2024.
