Gopalan Aerospace has set a revenue target of ₹130 crore for 2025, driven by rising demand for aerospace components and defence manufacturing programmes in India. The Bengaluru-based company is focusing on expanding its production capabilities and strengthening its position as a key supplier to domestic and global aerospace and defence OEMs.
The company plans to scale up operations across precision machining, assemblies and sub-systems, supported by investments in advanced manufacturing technologies and quality certifications. Gopalan Aerospace is also looking to benefit from India’s growing emphasis on defence indigenisation, increased capital expenditure on military platforms, and a steady pickup in aerospace exports.
To support its growth ambitions, the firm is working on expanding customer engagements, enhancing capacity utilisation, and improving operational efficiencies. Management remains optimistic that a robust order pipeline, coupled with long-term supply contracts and participation in new defence and civil aviation programmes, will help it achieve the ₹130 crore revenue milestone in 2025.
