Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Tata Technologies Eyes 40-45% MRO Revenue Share
Tata Technologies is growing its aerospace and MRO (maintenance, repair, and operations) business.
They expect MRO to make up 40-45% of their aerospace revenue in the next few years, up from 30% now.
This growth is driven by airlines and manufacturers spending more on digital and engineering services to keep planes flying safely and efficiently.
In India, they work with a big aviation customer in Bengaluru and Delhi, contributing 15-20% of their current revenue.
Using AI and predictive maintenance, they help airlines reduce costs and downtime, making flights more reliable and profitable.
Tata Technologies expects MRO to contribute 40-45% of aerospace revenue in 2-3 years, up from 30%.
The company supports a leading aviation customer in Bengaluru and Delhi with over 40 dedicated resources.
Aerospace engineering and MRO services are entering a multi-year growth phase driven by higher fleet utilisation and cost pressures.
AI-led maintenance and predictive analytics help reduce maintenance costs by 10-20% and aircraft downtime by 15-30%.
Supply-chain disruptions and delayed aircraft deliveries are increasing demand for in-service engineering and digital tools.
- Who
- Tata Technologies
- What
- Expansion of aerospace and MRO business
- When
- Next 2-3 years
- Where
- India and abroad
- Why
- Increased digital and engineering spends by airlines and OEMs
- Company
- Tata Technologies
- Current MRO Revenue Share
- 30%
- Projected MRO Revenue Share
- 40-45% in 2-3 years
- Current Locations in India
- Bengaluru, Delhi
- Current Revenue Contribution in India
- 15-20%
- Key Growth Drivers
- Higher fleet utilisation, aircraft delivery delays, cost pressures
- AI-led Maintenance Benefits
- 10-20% reduction in maintenance costs, 15-30% lower aircraft downtime