Shares of Brightcom Group Ltd gained 2.14% to ₹15.30 on Tuesday, after the company announced that its defence division has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Close Quarters Tactical (CQT) Weapon Systems, LLC, a reputed U.S.-based defence manufacturer.
Strategic partnership for Brightcom Defence
The collaboration marks a crucial milestone for Brightcom Defence, launched in August 2025 to focus on AI-powered aerospace intelligence and autonomous defence technologies.
CQT Weapon Systems is known for its mission-ready rifles, components, and tactical hardware. Under the MoU, Brightcom will integrate its AI-driven platforms with CQT’s precision-engineered weaponry to deliver deployable next-gen defence solutions.
The partnership is expected to accelerate Brightcom’s innovation roadmap, which includes:
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Swarm coordination systems
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Intelligent threat response platforms
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Integration of AI with advanced weapon systems
Market reaction
The stock opened higher and traded in a narrow range of ₹15.20 – ₹15.45, with a market cap of ₹30,980 crore and average volume of over 17 million shares.
This marks another step in Brightcom’s diversification push beyond digital and media businesses, positioning the company as a serious player in AI-led defence solutions for global markets.
