Heavy Vehicles Factory Junior Manager Recruitment 2025

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  • Heavy Vehicles Factory (HVF), Avadi

  • Location: Avadi, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

  • Parent Organization: Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVANI), Ministry of Defence, Government of India. It used to be under the Ordnance Factory Board before restructuring in 2021.

  • Land Area: The factory area is about 248.50 acres of manufacturing + 873 acres of estate.

History

  • HVF was established in 1961 by the Ordnance Factory Board to manufacture heavy battlefield equipment.

  • It was made part of Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited in October 2021 after OFB was reorganised.

Products & Capabilities

HVF builds a variety of armoured fighting vehicles, tanks, and associated equipment. Key product lines include:

  • Arjun MBT (Main Battle Tank)

  • T-90 Bhishma tanks

  • T-72 Ajeya tanks

  • Older products also include Vijayanta, Kartik BLT (Bridge Layer Tank), M-46 Catapult etc.

Other capabilities include repair, recovery, possibly modernization of older tanks, and production of ancillary armoured systems.

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Infrastructure & Sustainability

  • HVF has a 16 MW solar power plant (spread over ~80 acres) commissioned in 2018 by Bharat Electronics Limited to reduce CO₂ emissions by about 26,000 tonnes/year.

Strategic Role

  • HVF is a critical element in India’s defence industrial base, providing indigenous production of tanks and armoured vehicles.

  • It is also located in a hub of defense & R&D establishments: the Combat Vehicles Research & Development Establishment (CVRDE), Engine Factory (Avadi), Ordnance Depot, etc.

Contact / Functional Info

  • Postal Address: Heavy Vehicles Factory, Avadi, Chennai – Tamil Nadu, PIN 600054.

  • Phone: ~044-26843000

  • Connected by rail & road; approx 21 km from Chennai Central Railway Station.

If you want, I can also get you specifics like current production capacity, employee numbers, or how HVF fits into India’s current defence strategy. Would you prefer those details?

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