Embraer and Bharat Forge announced the signing of a contract for the supply of forged raw materials
As Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer seeks to enhance and diversify its foreign supplier network, it has signed a deal for supply of aircraft parts with Pune-based manufacturing firm, Bharat Forge, which has become the first Indian company to offer forged raw materials to Embraer.
Roberto Chaves
“In line with our supply chain diversification strategy, we see India as a major opportunity. This contract reinforces our plans to create a more resilient and competitive supply chain, as well as our commitment to developing the Indian aerospace industry,” says Roberto Chaves, Executive Vice President of Global Procurement and Supply Chain at Embraer.
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In a press statement, Embraer says that the deal comes as it continues to grow its footprint in India and interact with local industry stakeholders and government agencies to forge long-term partnerships in the country’s aerospace and aviation sectors.
Amit B Kalyani
“The fact that Bharat Forge is the first Indian supplier of forged components for Embraer is a proud moment and a testament to the capabilities we have built in the aerospace business, and we thank Embraer for the trust they have placed in Bharat Forge. We look forward to growing and adding value to our association with Embraer in the coming years. These contracts will enable us to create scale for critical structural components, complementing the scale built in the aero-engine components space,” says Amit B Kalyani, Vice Chairman & Joint MD, Bharat Forge.