Defence Aircraft Engine: Hyderabad firm Azad Engineering to make parts for Rolls-Royce

Azad Engineering, a global OEM in energy and aerospace, will manufacture and deliver intricate components for Rolls-Royce’s defense aircraft engines.

Defence Aircraft Engine

Defence Aircraft Engine: Azad Engineering, a worldwide OEM in the energy and aerospace industries, will produce and deliver complicated parts for Rolls-Royce’s defence aircraft engines.

On Monday, the Hyderabad-based company and Rolls-Royce PLC announced that they had signed a contract. “Azad Engineering will enter the global supply chain for complex category components for Rolls-Royce’s technologically advanced aero engines through this strategic partnership,” the multinational British company stated.

Azad stated in a stock market statement that the deal was for a long-term, seven-year supply of essential engine parts for Rolls-Royce’s defence and military aviation engines. Throughout the day, the shares reached a 52-week high of 745.55 and ended up 5.23% higher at 711.70.

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It is a privilege that Rolls-Royce has selected us as a strategic partner to produce intricate and vital parts for defence aircraft engines. In addition to showcasing Azad Engineering’s capabilities, bringing these essential components to India marks a turning point for the nation’s aerospace and defence sector and exemplifies India’s increasing strength in advanced manufacturing, according to Rakesh Chopdar, founder and CEO of Azad Engineering.

According to Rolls-Royce, it has a strong ecosystem in India that includes joint ventures, smart local alliances, a reliable supply chain, a skilled labour pool, engineering prowess, digital solutions, and service delivery skills. Effective cooperation has been the cornerstone of Rolls-Royce’s successful Indian journey. Azad Engineering and we collaborate to extend our supply chain into India. The objective of capability building in the nation is furthered by the procurement of sophisticated components from India for aircraft engine programmes, according to Alex Zino, Executive Vice President – Business Development and Future programmes and Head of Global Networks.