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Mon, Sep 14, 2015

Aequs Aerospace Inaugurates Largest Aerospace Machining Facility In India

One Of The Largest Suppliers Of Machined Parts To Airbus In The County

Aequs Aerospace has inaugurated its state-of-the-art 100,000 sq.ft. aerospace machining facility at Aequs Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Belagavi, India. The Honorable Defence Minister of India Manohar Parrikar inaugurated the facility in the presence of other dignitaries and delegates from Airbus Group.

The facility was purpose-built to manufacture aerospace machined components and sub-assemblies for Airbus Group.

Aequs plans to invest $50 million in this facility over the next five years, which is expected to generate employment for over 1000 skilled professionals. When operated at peak capacity, this facility will be able to generate revenue of $75 million per year. This facility has capacity for 150 advanced CNC machines making it one of the largest aerospace machining facilities in India.

"This aerospace machining facility underscores our commitment to the global aerospace industry and Airbus Group," said Aravind Melligeri, Chairman & CEO, Aequs. "Airbus has been a key customer for Aequs and I am confident that this new facility will further benefit Airbus' global aerospace supply chain."

"I am delighted to see Indian companies creating value in the global aerospace industry and supporting the Make in India initiative," said Defence Minister of India, Manohar Parrikar. "There is great opportunity in defence sector procurement. With the revised offset policy, both Indian and foreign investors will benefit from  technology transfer opportunities as well as the ability to form joint ventures in support of India defence procurement projects."

(Image provided by Aequs. (L-R) Srinivasan Dwarkanath, Managing Director of Airbus India Group and Aravind Melligeri, Chairman & CEO of Aequs)

FMI: www.aequs.com

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