Bharat Forge Wins Long-Term Pratt & Whitney Canada Aerospace Contract

CW Bureau ·

Bharat Forge Ltd (BFL), a global player in advanced forging and precision engineering, has secured a long-term contract from Pratt & Whitney Canada to supply mission-critical aerospace engine components.

The components will be manufactured at Bharat Forge’s aerospace facility in India, which has been developed specifically for producing high-performance, high-value aero-engine products.

Aerospace manufacturing capability
Bharat Forge said the facility integrates advanced manufacturing technologies and operates to global standards covering quality, precision, reliability and traceability- requirements that are critical for aerospace applications.

The contract strengthens Bharat Forge’s position in the global aerospace supply chain and expands its engagement with a leading aerospace engine manufacturer.

Bharat Forge Ltd, Vice-Chairman and Joint Managing Director, Amit Kalyani said the long-term partnership with Pratt & Whitney Canada demonstrates the company’s position in the global aerospace supply chain.

He said the contract reflects Bharat Forge’s focus on delivering aerospace solutions through advanced manufacturing, operational excellence and stringent quality standards.

Kalyani added that the company looks forward to supporting Pratt & Whitney Canada’s programmes and contributing to the advancement of India’s aerospace manufacturing capabilities.

Pratt & Whitney strengthens India sourcing
Pratt & Whitney Canada, Vice President, Supply Chain, Nathalie Rivet said the collaboration with Bharat Forge reflects the company’s focus on developing a resilient and high-performing global supply chain to support customers and future growth.

She said Bharat Forge’s aerospace manufacturing capabilities, technical expertise and commitment to quality align with Pratt & Whitney Canada’s requirements and will help strengthen its supply-chain sourcing from India.

The partnership highlights the growing role of Indian aerospace manufacturers in global supply chains, particularly for high-value and mission-critical components that require stringent engineering, quality and traceability standards.

For Bharat Forge, the contract provides a long-term opportunity to deepen its relationship with a global aerospace OEM while leveraging its India-based advanced manufacturing capabilities.