Dynamatic & Hutchinson Partner to Power India's Aerospace Growth

Dynamatic Technologies Limited and Hutchinson have signed a fresh Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) to tap into India’s booming aerospace market by combining their strengths in composites and metallic aerostructures.

The deal, inked on March 3, 2026, aims to boost local manufacturing for global aerospace original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and position India as a key supply hub.

This new aerospace collaboration pairs Hutchinson’s advanced composite and multi-material system capabilities with Dynamatic Technologies’ expertise in metallic aerostructures and complex assemblies. Together, they want to serve rising demand from global aircraft makers and support the scaling up of production in India.

Aravind Melligeri — CEO & Chairman, Aequs says, “India currently accounts for just 1 percent of the global aerospace supply chain… we need a major aircraft program to build jet engines here.”

Under this MoA, Hutchinson will join India’s aerospace ecosystem by receiving its first work package from Dynamatic for composite parts. In turn, Hutchinson will award Dynamatic a multi-year contract for metallic components. This initial exchange sets the stage for deeper industrial cooperation between the two companies.

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Helene Moreau-Leroy, Chairman and CEO of Hutchinson, said the deal reflects a shared goal to strengthen India’s aerospace capabilities and support OEMs with advanced solutions that cut weight, enhance sustainability, and improve performance.

Aerospace Market Data & Trends

Key Data & Reports

• India’s aerospace sector continues rapid expansion, driven by defense and civil aircraft demand.
• Dynamatic Technologies recently delivered a complete set of Airbus A220 doors ahead of schedule, showcasing India’s export muscle.
• India aims to strengthen its share in global aerospace supply chains with initiatives like “Make in India.”
• Demand for composite and high‑performance materials in aerospace is rising globally, boosting opportunities for partnerships like this one.

This pact marks a clear step in building local high‑value aerospace manufacturing and signals both companies’ long-term commitment to the sector’s growth in India.

Dynamatic’s CEO and Managing Director, Udayant Malhoutra, emphasized that blending metallic and composite expertise opens new avenues for value engineering and faster product development. He also noted the pact helps prepare both firms for future aircraft programs as India’s aerospace demand surges.

How India’s Aerospace Industry Is Taking Off

The aerospace sector in India isn’t just growing — it’s gearing up to become a global force. Domestic manufacturing, engineering talent, and strategic global partnerships are all driving rapid expansion.

Strong worldwide demand is a key factor. As Western supply chains face disruptions, many global aerospace OEMs are turning to India for parts and systems. Major names like Airbus, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls‑Royce, and Collins Aerospace are sourcing more components from Indian suppliers, pushing the country further into the global supply chain.

According to industry projections:

• The India aerospace parts manufacturing market is expected to grow to around USD 21.5 billion by 2030, nearly doubling current levels.
• Some estimates envision the broader aircraft parts and systems sector reaching as high as USD 70 billion (INR 6.16 lakh crore) by 2030, fueled by local production and export demand.
• The overall industry could expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of roughly 6.8–7.1 percent through the end of the decade.

India is already the third‑largest domestic aviation market in the world, with passenger numbers surging year after year. This booming demand for aircraft and components is a major reason global OEMs want Indian partners — and why collaborations like Dynamatic & Hutchinson make strategic sense.