Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Raymond Engineering Eyes 25% Growth in Aviation Component Biz
Imagine a company called Raymond Engineering that makes parts for airplanes.
They're planning to grow their business a lot!
They want to invest a lot of money to make more parts, especially for engines.
The boss says they expect to earn 25% more money in the next year.
This is because more airplanes are being built, and companies are buying parts from India instead of other places.
The company already makes over a thousand different parts and wants to make even more.
They see a big opportunity for India to become a major player in making airplane parts.
Raymond Engineering plans a 25% revenue growth in its aviation business for FY26.
The company will invest ₹118 crore in capital expenditure for manufacturing and R&D.
JKMGAL (Raymond Engineering's aviation arm) makes over 1,200 aerospace parts.
India's aerospace market is projected at $15–20 billion by 2035.
The company aims to benefit from global supply chain diversification into India.
- Who
- Raymond Engineering, via JKMGAL
- What
- Plans to scale up aviation component manufacturing and R&D.
- When
- FY26
- Where
- India
- Why
- To capitalize on growing aerospace market and supply chain diversification.
- Company
- Raymond Engineering (via JKMGAL)
- Targeted Growth
- 25% revenue growth in FY26
- Capital Expenditure
- ₹118 crore in FY26
- Products
- Over 1,200 aerospace parts, 78% for aero engines
- New Products
- 150 parts in the new product development pipeline
- Market Projection (India)
- $15–20 billion by 2035
- Focus
- High-complexity, critical parts