The Aerospace division of Godrej Enterprises Group has signed a significant manufacturing contract with Pratt & Whitney, a leading global name in aircraft engine technology and an RTX company. Under this agreement, Godrej will produce complex components for use in aircraft engines, further strengthening its position in high-precision aerospace manufacturing.
This development marks a major step forward for Godrej in expanding its capabilities and footprint in the global aerospace supply chain. The partnership is expected to boost both the technological scope and production scale of the company’s aerospace operations. It also aligns with Godrej’s strategic vision of becoming a reliable manufacturing partner for major aircraft engine original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) worldwide.
Maneck Behramkamdin, Business Head of the Aerospace division, stated, “This contract signifies more than a commercial agreement—it reflects India’s growing expertise in precision aerospace engineering. With our robust infrastructure, skilled teams, and adherence to global standards, we’re proud to contribute to the advancement of aviation manufacturing and self-reliance in critical technologies.”
Godrej currently operates approximately 35,000 square meters of aerospace manufacturing space in India, with an additional 48,500 square meters under development. This expansion supports the company’s mission to enhance India’s role in global high-technology manufacturing. With this new contract, Godrej strengthens its commitment to supporting global OEMs while advancing domestic capabilities in aerospace production.
Founded in 1897, Godrej Enterprises Group—including Godrej & Boyce and its associated businesses—has long played a pivotal role in India’s industrial progress through engineering innovation and sustainable manufacturing. From pioneering security solutions like springless locks and safes to developing Indian-made typewriters and refrigerators, the group has consistently led across sectors such as aerospace, defence, energy, and infrastructure. With a presence on five continents, the group spans industries ranging from aviation and construction to healthcare, consumer durables, and logistics, underpinned by its focus on technology, design, and nation-building.
