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After a Q1 high, Hindustan Aeronautics eyes growth wings from Tejas

To sustain the Q1 revenue growth, the state-owned aerospace and defence company is pinning its hopes on the delivery of its Tejas MK1A and HTT-40, an indigenously developed training aircraft.

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After a Q1 high, Hindustan Aeronautics eyes growth wings from Tejas
To sustain the Q1 revenue growth, the state-owned aerospace and defence company is pinning its hopes on the delivery of its Tejas MK1A and HTT-40, an indigenously developed training aircraft.
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After a Q1 high, Hindustan Aeronautics eyes growth wings from Tejas

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