Godrej Aerospace, a business unit of Godrej & Boyce, has announced its commitment to indigenous manufacturing, innovation, and technological advancements in India’s space exploration and civil aviation sectors. The company plans to invest ₹250 crores to construct a state-of-the-art facility in Maharashtra, which will house advanced manufacturing, assembly, and integration facilities. Godrej Aerospace has been a key supplier of critical components for the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) prestigious missions, including Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan, and has significantly contributed to India’s reputation as a leader in space exploration.
With expertise in manufacturing critical components such as liquid propulsion engines, satellite thrusters, and control module components, Godrej Aerospace has played a crucial role in ISRO’s strategic and technological advancements. Their contributions have been integral to every PSLV and GSLV launch, including the recent launch of the NVS-01 Satellite. The company’s commitment extends beyond space projects, as they actively contribute to the growth of manufacturing in the civil aviation sector, collaborating with global majors like Rolls-Royce, Boeing, and GE.
By partnering with these global leaders, Godrej Aerospace strengthens India’s capabilities in civil aviation manufacturing and enhances the country’s export potential, positioning it as a global player in the aerospace industry. Additionally, the company has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first private Indian company to manufacture core modules of DRDO engine modules in India. This achievement demonstrates the company’s commitment to self-reliance and indigenous manufacturing.
Maneck Behramkamdin, AVP & Business Head of Godrej Aerospace, expressed pride in the company’s contribution to ISRO’s Chandrayaan 3 mission, emphasizing their commitment to nation-building and self-reliance. He highlighted Godrej Aerospace’s continued dedication to indigenous manufacturing and technological advancements, ensuring their support for future launches, missions, and the development of advanced aerospace components and systems. In the civil aviation sector, the company aims to focus on innovation and exports to global markets, projecting 100% growth in the next three years.
Godrej Aerospace’s efforts align with India’s goal of self-sufficiency and technological advancement by leveraging indigenous capabilities and reducing dependence on imports. These initiatives not only drive economic growth but also attract investment and create high-skilled employment opportunities. By contributing to the overarching vision of an Aatmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India), Godrej Aerospace plays a vital role in the nation’s progress in space exploration, civil aviation, and overall technological development.