Gun Carriage Factory Jabalpur is one of the oldest ordnance-production units in central India. Official and government sources date the factory to 1904 and describe it as a weapons and armaments producer for the Indian armed forces.
The factory's modern relevance comes from its position inside AWEIL's production network for large-calibre artillery. AWEIL lists Gun Carriage Factory, Jabalpur among its production units and identifies large-calibre artillery gun systems, 105 mm LFG work, IFG/LFG overhaul, tank-gun articles, mortars, naval guns, ammunition hardware, and weapon spares as part of the company's product profile.
Government reporting also ties the Jabalpur factory to Dhanush: the first six Dhanush guns were handed over to the Indian Army at Gun Carriage Factory Jabalpur in April 2019, shortly after Ordnance Factory Board received bulk-production clearance for an initial 114-gun order.
Artillery gun productionLarge-caliber ordnance manufacturingArtillery refurbishment and spare partsWeapon-system integration and modernization
Public records use both the longer Gun Carriage Factory, Jabalpur name and the GCF shorthand. Historical documents place the unit under the Ordnance Factory Board, while newer AWEIL materials list it as one of AWEIL's production units.