Bharat Forge wins long-term Pratt & Whitney Canada engine components contract

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Published: October 6, 2026

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Occurred: 1w ago

First reported by: Press Trust of India (carried by Business Standard and The Economic Times)

Bharat ForgePratt & Whitney CanadaRTX CorporationDefence Research and Development OrganisationBaramati aerospace ring millPune

In brief

Bharat Forge has secured a long-term contract from Pratt & Whitney Canada to manufacture mission-critical aerospace engine components in India, with value and duration undisclosed.

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Production will take place at the new Baramati ring mill in Maharashtra, versus the companies' statement that parts will be made at 'an aerospace facility in India' with no site named and no confirmation of a link to the July 2025 ring mill contracts.
Sahi.comFlightGlobal
Aerospace segment value estimated at around 400 crore rupees and liable to double in about two years, versus reporting that the contract value was not disclosed by the company.
TradebrainsBusiness StandardThe Economic Times

Bharat Forge has secured a long-term contract from Pratt & Whitney Canada to manufacture mission-critical aerospace engine components, the Pune-based forging and precision-engineering group announced on 5 October 2026. The components will be produced at Bharat Forge's aerospace facility in India, which the company describes as purpose-built for high-performance, high-value aero-engine products and operated to global standards of quality, precision, reliability and traceability.

The award adds a third strand to a relationship that has widened quickly since July 2025, and it sits inside a…

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