Indian engineering major Bharat Forge has secured a long-term contract from Pratt & Whitney Canada to manufacture and supply critical aerospace engine components, strengthening its position in the global aerospace supply chain.
The agreement represents a significant development for Bharat Forge as it expands its presence in the aerospace manufacturing sector and deepens its engagement with a leading aircraft engine manufacturer.
Under the contract, Bharat Forge will produce critical engine components at its manufacturing facility in India. The arrangement highlights the growing role of Indian engineering companies in supplying precision-engineered parts to international aerospace manufacturers.
The aerospace industry requires high levels of manufacturing accuracy, product reliability and quality assurance. Securing long-term supply agreements can provide manufacturers with greater business visibility while supporting investment in advanced production technologies and specialised engineering capabilities.
For Bharat Forge, the contract offers an opportunity to strengthen its aerospace portfolio, develop its technical expertise and expand its participation in international aviation programmes.
The agreement also reflects the continued development of India’s aerospace manufacturing ecosystem, supported by growing capabilities in precision engineering, advanced materials and specialised component production. Partnerships with global manufacturers can help Indian suppliers strengthen their technical standards and expand their access to international markets.
Pratt & Whitney Canada, a major manufacturer of aircraft engines, serves business aviation, regional aviation and other aircraft markets worldwide. Its collaboration with Bharat Forge highlights the importance of reliable global sourcing networks in the aerospace industry.
The contract further reinforces Bharat Forge’s strategy of diversifying beyond its traditional industrial and automotive businesses into high-value engineering segments, including aerospace and defence.