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Bengaluru: Precision engineering components manufacturer Unimech Aerospace and Components Limited has won a multi-year supply contract with FACC AG, Austria, a prominent global aerospace component giant. The agreement covers the manufacture and supply of precision-engineered aerospace components and flying parts with Unimech bagging the contract following a competitive global sourcing process.
This involves multiple technical evaluations, capability assessments, quality reviews, commercial negotiations and extensive discussions between both organizations. This has proved Unimech’s capabilities to meet the stringent requirements of global aerospace customers.
As part of the onboarding process, the company will undergo a qualification and industrialization phase, which includes sample approvals, process validations, and production readiness activities before transitioning into serial production.
“This agreement reflects the confidence global aerospace customers place in our engineering, manufacturing, quality and delivery capabilities. We are particularly pleased that this opportunity was awarded through a highly competitive global sourcing process, demonstrating the competitiveness of our capabilities on an international stage. We look forward to working closely with FACC during the qualification and industrialisation phase and building a long-term partnership supporting global aerospace programs. This milestone further strengthens our Precision Components & Parts business and reinforces our position as a trusted manufacturing partner to leading aerospace customers worldwide.” Mr. Anil Kumar Puttan, Chairman & Managing Director, Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing Limited, said in a press release.
“Following a comprehensive evaluation process, Unimech demonstrated the technical capability, quality systems, manufacturing competence and commitment required to support our aerospace programs. We look forward to working together through the qualification phase and developing a successful long-term partnership.” Thomas Kraus, Executive Vice President of Procurement at FACC, added.
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