Manufacturer catalog

Indra

Indra is a Spanish defense, aerospace, air-traffic, mobility, and advanced-digital-technology group headquartered in Alcobendas, Madrid. Its defense portfolio includes LANZA air-defense radars, the newer MTR AESA radar family, command-and-control systems, counter-UAS systems, electronic warfare, space surveillance, and mission systems used by military and civil-security customers.

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Indra produces radar, command-and-control, air-defense, air-traffic, space, and digital systems from a Spanish industrial base with customers in Europe and wider international markets. The company describes Indra Group as organized around independently operating businesses, including Indra for Defence, Air Traffic, and Mobility and Minsait for digital transformation and IT consulting.

For defense catalog purposes, Indra is most relevant as a sensor, command-system, and systems-integration manufacturer rather than as a conventional vehicle or munition producer. Its public radar material emphasizes more than 40 years of radar design, development, and installation for civil and military environments, including work connected to ICAO, NATO, and ESA requirements.

Indra's air-defense radar line includes fixed and deployable LANZA configurations and the MTR multifunction AESA family. Public company sources describe LANZA as a long-range 3D radar family for air sovereignty and early warning, while MTR is positioned for shorter-range, high-mobility counter-battery, air-surveillance, coastal-surveillance, and ground-based air-defense missions.

Air-defense radarsCommand and controlAir traffic managementSpace systemsElectronic warfareCounter-UAS systemsMission systemsDigital defense technologies

Notable Systems

LANZA LTR-25, Deployable long-range 3D air-surveillance radar, Air Defense

LANZA LTR-25

Deployable long-range 3D air-surveillance radar

Deployable long-range 3D air-surveillance radar classified by NATO as DADR and described by Indra as the latest-generation deployable long-range LANZA model.

Sources: Indra Air Defence Radars
LANZA radar family, 3D air-surveillance and air-defense radar family, Air Defense

LANZA radar family

3D air-surveillance and air-defense radar family

3D radar family covering fixed, deployable, mobile, dual-use air-traffic-control, and naval configurations, including LRR, LTR-25, LTR-20, PSR3D, and LANZA N.

Sources: Indra LANZA Radar Family, Indra Air Defence Radars

Manufacturer History

  1. Indra completes Hispasat stake acquisition

    Indra reported that completion of its 89.68 percent Hispasat stake acquisition was formalized in December 2025, strengthening the group's space-sector position alongside its defense, air-traffic, mobility, and digital businesses.

    Sources: Indra FY25 Results

  2. Indra reports 2025 revenue and defense backlog growth

    Indra reported 2025 revenue of 5.457 billion euro and said its defense backlog reached 11.336 billion euro, with order intake and defense modernization programs highlighted as major drivers.

    Sources: Indra FY25 Results

  3. MTR AESA radar shown at Eurosatory

    Indra presented the MTR AESA radar family on a Rheinmetall HX 8x8 truck at Eurosatory, describing MTR as a mobile multifunction radar family for counter-battery, air, coastal, and GBAD-related missions.

    Sources: Indra MTR Eurosatory 2026

Subsidiaries
Minsait
Website links
Official websiteIndra DefenceIndra Defence air-defense radarsAnnual accounts and sustainability reports

This profile is scoped to Indra's defense, radar, air-defense, space, and command-system relevance for cataloged systems, not to the group's full civil technology, air-traffic-management, mobility, and digital-services portfolio.

Manufacturer Sources

  • Indra About the GroupPublisher: Indra | Note: Supports business areas, 2025 sales, workforce, global footprint, group structure, and brand relationship context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Indra Defence HomePublisher: Indra Defence | Note: Supports current defense segment focus, defense systems categories, and public defense-technology positioning. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Indra Air Defence RadarsPublisher: Indra Defence | Note: Supports LANZA radar portfolio, LTR-25 role, NATO DADR classification, radar experience, air-defense radar focus, and MTR portfolio context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Indra LANZA Radar FamilyPublisher: Indra | Note: Supports LANZA family product context and the LTR-25, LTR-20, LRR, PSR3D, and LANZA N configuration distinctions. | Accessed: 2026-07-08
  • Indra FY25 ResultsPublisher: Indra | Note: Supports current company scale, 2025 revenue, defense backlog, Hispasat acquisition timing, and defense modernization business context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Indra MTR Eurosatory 2026Publisher: Indra | Note: Supports MTR AESA radar family identity, manufacturer attribution, MTR 5 and MTR 10 configuration descriptions, mission roles, truck-mounted presentation, and official image provenance. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Air Defense

Systems that contest aircraft, missiles, helicopters, and drones.

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LANZA radar family, 3D air-surveillance and air-defense radar family, Air DefenseLANZA radar family3D air-surveillance and air-defense radar familyBuilt in: SpainThe LANZA radar family is Indra's Spanish L-band 3D air-surveillance and air-defense radar line, built around modular solid-state hardware and software-configurable operating modes. The family spans fixed long-range LRR sites, deployable LTR-25 radars, medium-range LTR-20 coverage, dual-use 3D PSR air-traffic-control radars, and LANZA N naval installations, with public Indra material tying newer LANZA radars to Spain's NATINAMDS-linked air-surveillance network and NATO deployable radar coverage.