Expected Indian manufacturing proportion: 70% of manufacturing process once capabilities are fully operational
Facility designed to support future acquisitions
Strategic Importance and Expansion Plans
Facility replicates Sigma UK's established aerospace manufacturing capability in India
Progressive establishment of manufacturing capability alongside Sigma UK operations
Remaining campus expected to be operational within next 12 months
Will add further manufacturing capacity and aerospace-critical processes
Facility forms part of multi-site aerospace manufacturing footprint across India and UK
Through UK subsidiaries Nasmyth and Bromford, Sigma has established presence in global aerospace supply chain
Location Advantages
Sri City selected for rapid capability development and long-term manufacturing scale
Access to major international logistics gateways
Connectivity to four major ports for efficient export-oriented operations
On-campus training and capability development for specialized aerospace manufacturing skills
Employment and Financial Impact
Expected to employ more than 500 people over next 2-3 years
Creating specialized opportunities across precision manufacturing, complex fabrications, specialized welding, engineering, and aerospace process capabilities
CEO Sunil Kalidindi stated the facility is "expected to drive double digit EBITA expansion"