Godrej Aerospace Inks Pact with Pratt & Whitney
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Godrej Aerospace Inks Pact with Pratt & Whitney

Godrej Enterprises Group’s aerospace division has entered into a strategic agreement with global aircraft engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney for the production of aerospace components. The deal marks a significant expansion of Godrej’s capabilities in the aircraft engine segment, both technologically and in production scale.

The partnership underlines Godrej’s commitment to enhancing India’s aerospace manufacturing ecosystem and aligns with its broader vision of becoming a key global supplier to aircraft engine Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

Pratt & Whitney, a part of the RTX business group, is a leading global player in the design, manufacture, and servicing of aircraft engines and auxiliary power units.

“By leveraging our advanced infrastructure and technical expertise, we are proud to contribute to the future of aviation manufacturing in India. We look forward to deepening this relationship and expanding our role in the global aerospace supply chain,” said Maneck Behramkamdin, Business Head – Aerospace, Godrej Enterprises Group.

The company currently operates around 35,000 sq metres of aerospace manufacturing facilities in India, with an additional 48,500 sq metres under development. This expansion is aligned with Godrej’s vision to elevate India’s position as a global hub for precision manufacturing in aerospace.


News source: The Week

Godrej Enterprises Group’s aerospace division has entered into a strategic agreement with global aircraft engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney for the production of aerospace components. The deal marks a significant expansion of Godrej’s capabilities in the aircraft engine segment, both technologically and in production scale.The partnership underlines Godrej’s commitment to enhancing India’s aerospace manufacturing ecosystem and aligns with its broader vision of becoming a key global supplier to aircraft engine Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).Pratt & Whitney, a part of the RTX business group, is a leading global player in the design, manufacture, and servicing of aircraft engines and auxiliary power units.“By leveraging our advanced infrastructure and technical expertise, we are proud to contribute to the future of aviation manufacturing in India. We look forward to deepening this relationship and expanding our role in the global aerospace supply chain,” said Maneck Behramkamdin, Business Head – Aerospace, Godrej Enterprises Group.The company currently operates around 35,000 sq metres of aerospace manufacturing facilities in India, with an additional 48,500 sq metres under development. This expansion is aligned with Godrej’s vision to elevate India’s position as a global hub for precision manufacturing in aerospace.News source: The Week

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