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Dassault Rafale Fighter Jet Acquisition and Upgrade Program

Sector: Airport • Location: India

Source: TechJuice

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Planned

India is planning to purchase up to 114 additional Dassault Rafale fighter jets under the Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft Programme, valued at around $36 billion. However, France has refused to share the core source codes of the Rafale, limiting India's control over key systems, future upgrades, and integration of indigenous weapons.

Status
Prospective
Sector
Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Government
Location
India
Updated
22 Jul 2026
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TechJuice

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The project “Dassault Rafale Fighter Jet Acquisition and Upgrade Program” is an infrastructure initiative in the Airport sector, located in India. Taiyo aggregates data on it from TechJuice.

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India is planning to purchase up to 114 additional Dassault Rafale fighter jets under the Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft Programme, valued at around $36 billion. However, France has refused to share the core source codes of the Rafale, limiting India's control over key systems, future upgrades, and integration of indigenous weapons.

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Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Government

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2026-05-15

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