India Secures Javelin Anti-Tank Systems; Potential for Defense Co-Production with the US
India has signed a Letter of Offer and Acceptance for the Javelin anti-tank system, marking a pivotal moment in US-India defense relations. This agreement not only solidifies India's defense procurement but also opens avenues for future co-production initiatives, strengthening both nations' military capabilities.

India has finalized a Letter of Offer and Acceptance to procure Javelin anti-tank guided missile systems from the US, as confirmed by the US Embassy in New Delhi. The deal is expected to enhance defense cooperation and facilitate discussions on co-production between the two countries.
The Javelin system, known for its fire-and-forget capability and top-attack feature, is produced by the Javelin Joint Venture, which includes RTX and Lockheed Martin. The US State Department previously approved this sale, valued at $93 million, in November 2025, marking India’s first acquisition under the US Foreign Military Sales program amid heightened bilateral ties. This agreement underscores the strategic relationship between the US and India, which could lead to increased joint production efforts that bolster defense capabilities in the Indo-Pacific and South Asia.




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