Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Sansera Engineering Lands ₹160 Cr Airbus Contract
Imagine a company called Sansera Engineering that makes parts for airplanes.
They just got a big deal!
They will be making special medical units for airplanes that can carry sick people safely.
These units are like flying hospitals.
The company will build and put these units together so they can be used in emergencies.
This is the first time Airbus, a big airplane maker, has chosen an Indian company to make these units.
This is good news for the company and also helps India make more things in the country.
Because of this deal, the company's stock went up a little bit.
Sansera Engineering signed a long-term ₹160 crore contract with Airbus Defence and Space.
The contract is for manufacturing airborne intensive care transport modules (ICTM) for light and medium transport aircraft.
This is the first time Airbus has selected an Indian supplier for the ICTM kits.
Sansera will handle precision machining and structural assembly of the modules.
Shares of Sansera Engineering were trading at ₹1,378.95 on the BSE, up 2.90%.
- Who
- Sansera Engineering and Airbus Defence and Space.
- What
- Sansera Engineering signed a long-term contract with Airbus to supply ICTM kits.
- When
- The deal was announced on Tuesday.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated.
- Why
- To manufacture, supply and support airborne intensive care transport modules (ICTM) for light and medium transport aircraft programmes.
- Contract Value
- ₹160 crore (USD 18.8 million)
- Contracting Party
- Airbus Defence and Space
- Modules
- Airborne intensive care transport modules (ICTM)
- Sansera's Role
- Precision machining and structural assembly
- Sansera Engineering Share Price (BSE)
- ₹1,378.95
- Share Price Increase
- 2.90%