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LE BOURGET, Paris --- Following a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) established in 2014 between GE Aviation's Hamble facility and India's Mahindra Aerospace, the two companies have further developed their relationship by signing an Agreement that will initiate manufacture, following Airbus transfer of work approval, of an Airbus Single Aisle package of work.
The initial MOU enabled both companies to work together on potential opportunities in manufacture of aerostructures. This new Agreement will see them collaborate to produce small, metallic complex structural sheet details and assemblies within Mahindra's new Aerospace facility in Bangalore, India.
Stefanie Darlington, Executive Sourcing Leader for GE Aviation's Composites Value Stream, said "The establishment of this Agreement marks a key step in the development of a long term relationship to support existing and potential new opportunities by adding Mahindra to our international supply chain with first hardware due in 2015."
Mr. S. P. Shukla, Group President & CEO, Mahindra Aerospace and Defence Sector and Member, Group Executive Board, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said "This Agreement takes GE and us to the next stage in our efforts to create value for aerospace OEMs and Tier 1 worldwide. We are confident that this relationship will flourish and grow significantly in the years to follow."
"Manufacture of components, assemblies and aerostructures is an integral part of our vision. While this agreement makes us part of GE's supply chain, we are also working to collaboratively leverage our respective capabilities on assembly work packages for A&D majors," said Arvind Mehra, Executive Director and CEO, Mahindra Aerospace.
Created in 2009, Mahindra Aerospace extended the Mahindra Group's automotive design and manufacturing expertise to the growing aerospace industry. Through its components sector, Mahindra Aerospace acquired several companies with design and manufacturing experience - strengthening its capabilities in lower-cost production
GE Aviation, Hamble is part of GE Aviation's Structures operation, with its headquarters and primary production facility at Hamble-le-Rice in Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom.
Mahindra Aerospace led the Mahindra Group's foray into utility aircraft and aerostructure manufacturing. Its utility aircraft business, based in Australia, currently produces the Airvan 8, the most capable, rugged and versatile utility aircraft in its class. Certified in 38 countries, over 200 are in service. Mahindra Aerospace is currently developing a 10-seat turboprop, the Airvan 10, which is on schedule for certification in 2015.
The Mahindra Aerostructures facility is located at the Narsapura Industrial Estate located about 40 km east of Bengaluru city, with excellent access to international air- and sea-ports. With 25,000 sq. m. of shop floor space, the facility offers a comprehensive suite of capabilities to manufacture sheet metal parts and assemblies. The plant's component production capabilities include CNC routing, automatic deburring, brake-press forming, stretch forming, bladder-press forming and heat treatment along with a fully-automated surface treatment line with large 4 m tanks.
A USD 16.9 billion multinational group based in Mumbai, India, Mahindra provides employment opportunities to over 200,000 people in over 100 countries.
GE Aviation and India's Mahindra Aerospace to Collaborate on Manufacturing Opportunities for Aerostructures
The initial MOU enabled both companies to work together on potential opportunities in manufacture of aerostructures. This new Agreement will see them collaborate to produce small, metallic complex structural sheet details and assemblies within Mahindra's new Aerospace facility in Bangalore, India.
Stefanie Darlington, Executive Sourcing Leader for GE Aviation's Composites Value Stream, said "The establishment of this Agreement marks a key step in the development of a long term relationship to support existing and potential new opportunities by adding Mahindra to our international supply chain with first hardware due in 2015."
Mr. S. P. Shukla, Group President & CEO, Mahindra Aerospace and Defence Sector and Member, Group Executive Board, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said "This Agreement takes GE and us to the next stage in our efforts to create value for aerospace OEMs and Tier 1 worldwide. We are confident that this relationship will flourish and grow significantly in the years to follow."
"Manufacture of components, assemblies and aerostructures is an integral part of our vision. While this agreement makes us part of GE's supply chain, we are also working to collaboratively leverage our respective capabilities on assembly work packages for A&D majors," said Arvind Mehra, Executive Director and CEO, Mahindra Aerospace.
Created in 2009, Mahindra Aerospace extended the Mahindra Group's automotive design and manufacturing expertise to the growing aerospace industry. Through its components sector, Mahindra Aerospace acquired several companies with design and manufacturing experience - strengthening its capabilities in lower-cost production
GE Aviation, Hamble is part of GE Aviation's Structures operation, with its headquarters and primary production facility at Hamble-le-Rice in Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom.
Mahindra Aerospace led the Mahindra Group's foray into utility aircraft and aerostructure manufacturing. Its utility aircraft business, based in Australia, currently produces the Airvan 8, the most capable, rugged and versatile utility aircraft in its class. Certified in 38 countries, over 200 are in service. Mahindra Aerospace is currently developing a 10-seat turboprop, the Airvan 10, which is on schedule for certification in 2015.
The Mahindra Aerostructures facility is located at the Narsapura Industrial Estate located about 40 km east of Bengaluru city, with excellent access to international air- and sea-ports. With 25,000 sq. m. of shop floor space, the facility offers a comprehensive suite of capabilities to manufacture sheet metal parts and assemblies. The plant's component production capabilities include CNC routing, automatic deburring, brake-press forming, stretch forming, bladder-press forming and heat treatment along with a fully-automated surface treatment line with large 4 m tanks.
A USD 16.9 billion multinational group based in Mumbai, India, Mahindra provides employment opportunities to over 200,000 people in over 100 countries.
GE Aviation and India's Mahindra Aerospace to Collaborate on Manufacturing Opportunities for Aerostructures
