Demand Tracker: Mesh Networking for Pakistan’s Loitering Munitions
Pakistan's long-range loitering munitions need mesh networking and autonomy to survive India's IADS and EW. Where NESCOM, HIT and private firms fit.
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Unpacking Pakistan’s Pivot to Low-Cost, High-Speed Attack Drones
Pakistan’s Fatah-4, Sarfarosh and jet attack drones examined alongside Russia’s Geran-4 and Geran-5, Ukrainian interceptors and India’s air defence.
Pakistan’s GIDS Begins Marketing Upstream Inputs for Loitering Munitions
At AAD 2026, Pakistan's GIDS is marketing the BMS-123 rocket booster, loitering munition warheads and fuzes, moving NESCOM upstream in the drone market.
Building Synergies Between Pakistan’s Private and State-Owned Defence Companies
Pakistan's private firms can design drones but import every motor, PCB and fibre-optic cable. POF, NRTC and PAC already hold the upstream base to supply them.
Pakistan Bet Its Drone Industry on NESCOM. It’s Starting to Pay Off.
NESCOM now designs the airframe, the mission architecture, the sensors and the munitions. Quwa unpacks what that makes it — and why Pakistan's UCAV bid rests on it.
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