Summary:

Rolls-Royce is exploring the establishment of a civil aviation Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility in India to support the country’s growing aviation sector. The move is driven by rising demand for engine support services as airlines like Air India and IndiGo order over 100 Airbus A350 aircraft powered by Rolls-Royce engines. Currently, these engines are serviced in Singapore and Hong Kong, making a domestic MRO facility strategically important. The company has also proposed an aero gas turbine complex in India with full technology transfer to develop indigenous jet engine capabilities, initially for military use and later for civil applications. RollsRoyce is also evaluating opportunities in civil nuclear energy, including Small Modular Reactors, positioning India as a key market in aerospace, defence and clean energy.

Source: IBEF

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