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Home » Proforce, Aeraccess signs partnership on drone production

Proforce, Aeraccess signs partnership on drone production

Ekene Lionel by Ekene Lionel
April 8, 2022
in Defence Industry, UAS and C-UAS
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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Nigeria’s Proforce Defence and French drone company Aeraccess has signed a partnership agreement to manufacture surveillance drones.

The agreement which was signed with Proforce Air Systems Nigeria, was announced in a statement yesterday 7 April.

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French AERACCESS builds and produces a wide variety of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), some of which have been supplied to neighbouring African militaries.

According to the company, “its drone give law enforcement personnel a situational awareness on the battlefield through real-time, airborne reconnaissance, surveillance and communication.”

Proforce in the recent statement said the agreement will see the immediate production of drones in Nigeria to address the internal defence challenges in the country.

“It will certainly be used to comb our forests and detect hostile elements.” Proforce noted.

The partnership between the two companies was signed by Proforce Air Systems CEO, Ade Ogundeyin and Aeraccess CEO, Shehzaad CAllachand during the BPIFrance exhibition held in Abuja on Wednesday.

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Drones designed by Aeraccess are divers but mostly quadcopter-based classes, and they include palm-sized NanoHawk, HawkEye MK I, HawkEye MK II, HAWKER Q800X, and the SPARROWHAWK.

Aeracess also designs tailored ground controlled stations, as well as a wide range of ISR payload solutions.

It was reported that Proforce recently supplied its Ara MRAPs to Belarus, however, the company and the Belarusian government are yet to confirm the business. Military Africa reached out to Proforce regarding the MRAP sale but the company declined to comment.

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Since early last year, Proforce has entered several high-profile joint venture with both local and international defence companies.

Such JVs includes a partnership with the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON), Ukraine’s PJSC Autokraz on joint vehicle production, and technical partnership with Turkish Atensci on ammunition production.

Last month, Proforce Intelligence Systems Limited, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) on the advancement in the field of science and technological advancement.

Proforce, incorporated in 2008 specializes in Manufacturing of Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs), MRAPs, CITs and so on.

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