Dynamatic Technologies and Aequs have signed a contract for the supply of complex structural parts for the Airbus A220 Door Program. As part of the contract, awarded by Dynamatic Technologies for the manufacture and supply of components, Aequs will leverage its end-to-end capabilities to manufacture and deliver over 200 detailed parts requiring complex tool design, forgings, machining, and surface treatment.
This contract for the supply of these critical parts over a period of five years strengthens the strategic partnership between the two companies, which are prominent players in the global aerospace supply chain.
Udayant Malhoutra, CEO & Managing Director, Dynamatic Technologies, said: “This is a significant milestone in our enduring partnership with Aequs, aligning with our commitment to deliver world-class aerospace assemblies. By leveraging Aequs’ diversified capabilities for complex component manufacture, we are further strengthening India’s aerospace ecosystem and advancing our ability to seamlessly meet global standards in precision, quality, and reliability. The synergy between our two organizations ensures that we continue to raise the bar in delivering cutting-edge aerostructures for Airbus’ A220 program, marking a new chapter of collaborative innovation and value creation in the global supply chain.”
Aravind Melligeri, Chairman & CEO, Aequs said: “This is a significant collaboration between Dynamatic Technologies and Aequs and we are honored for the confidence in our capabilities and commitment to quality and on time delivery. We are proud to stand alongside a prominent aerostructures assembly manufacturer like Dynamatic Technologies as a long-term partner which reflects the increasing maturity of the Indian aerospace ecosystem and its presence in the global supply chain.”
Giving a significant push to the Government of India’s ‘Make in India’ vision, Airbus had contracted Dynamatic Technologies in February this year for one of the largest Aerospace export orders to Indian companies for the manufacturing and assembly of its A220 Family aircraft doors. The contract included the manufacturing of detailed parts components creating downstream opportunities for other Indian suppliers.
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