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Rolls-Royce inks seven-year deal with Azad Engineering for military aircraft engine components

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In a recent development, Rolls-Royce Plc has formalized a pivotal seven-year agreement with Azad Engineering, based in Hyderabad, aimed at the production and supply of intricate components crucial for its defense aircraft engines.Azad Engineering’s disclosure to the bourses on Monday underscored the strategic significance of this collaboration, positioning the company within the global supply chain for the intricate components essential to Rolls-Royce’s cutting-edge aero engines.

Expanding Global Footprint:

Under the seven-year commitment, Azad Engineering will play a key role in manufacturing and supplying critical engine parts designed for Rolls-Royce’s defense and military aircraft engines. This represents a noteworthy stride for Azad Engineering, as it enters the global supply chain for the production of technologically advanced components critical to Rolls-Royce’s aerospace pursuits. The agreement focuses on the production of highly intricate rotating components tailored for various platforms within Rolls-Royce’s defense and military engines.

Positive Outlook from Key Figures:

Alex Zino, Executive Vice President of Rolls-Royce, expressed satisfaction with the collaboration, stating, “Strong collaboration has been at the heart of Rolls-Royce’s journey of success in India.” Zino emphasized the partnership’s role in strengthening the defense ecosystem and expanding the supply chain within India. Abhishek Singh, Senior Vice President of Rolls-Royce, echoed this sentiment, noting that the agreement with Azad Engineering is a significant step toward leveraging Indian companies in contributing to the defense manufacturing ecosystem.Strategic Vision for India’s Aerospace Future: The strategic partnership aligns with Rolls-Royce’s commitment to building a robust presence in India, as Abhishek Singh stated, “This reiterates our commitment to building our presence in India through local partnerships, furthering the vision of an ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’.” Sourcing complex components from India for aero engine programs is viewed as an advancement in enhancing India’s capabilities in defense manufacturing.

Expressing gratitude, Rakesh Chopdar, Founder & CEO of Azad Engineering, stated, “We are honored to be chosen as a strategic partner by Rolls-Royce to make critical and complex components for defense aircraft engines.”

He sees this collaboration not only as a testament to Azad Engineering’s capabilities but also as a pivotal moment for India’s aerospace and defense industry, showcasing the country’s growing prowess in advanced manufacturing.

Rolls-Royce’s Robust Ecosystem in India:

Rolls-Royce’s well-established ecosystem in India encompasses strategic local partnerships, joint ventures, a robust supply chain, a rich talent pool, engineering capability, digital solutions, and service delivery capabilities. This collaboration with Azad Engineering adds another layer to Rolls-Royce’s engagement in India, further solidifying its position as a key player in the country’s aerospace and defense landscape.

The newly forged seven-year agreement between Rolls-Royce and Azad Engineering marks a substantial milestone in India’s defense manufacturing sector. This collaboration fosters innovation, mutual growth, and contributes significantly to the vision of a self-reliant India in the aerospace industry.

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