Tata Advanced Systems to create a full Rafale body in Hyderabad under the new Dassault agreement

In a big step to enhance space manufacturing capabilities in India, Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) signed four production transmission agreements with Dassault Aviation to produce Rafale Fighter in India. This cooperation is part of Dassault’s commitment to the “Make in India” initiative, with the aim of strengthening the role of India in global airline supplies chains.

Under the agreement, Tasl will create a new production facility in Hyderabad, which will become a major center for high -resolution industrialization, which contributes greatly to the local economy and technological progress. This strategic initiative not only enhances the local economy, but also employ India as a pivotal player in the global aviation sector.

The Hyderarabad facility is scheduled to start producing Fusiege RaFale by FY2028, in the end providing two units in the fuselage per month. This represents the first time that Rafale fans have been produced outside France.

“For the first time, Fuselages Rafale will be produced outside France. This is a decisive step in strengthening our supply chain in India,” said Eric Trapere, Chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation. The elbow is expected to be the cornerstone of the infrastructure of the growing space in India, which enhances the ingenuity of manufacturing and technological fingerprint.

Not only does cooperation with Dassault Aviation the possibilities of Indian aviation manufacture, but also support the global supply chain of Rafale fighters. The transfer of production is in line with the “Make in India” and Atmanirbhar initiatives, which enhances economic self -reliance and technological development in India. This initiative is expected to create job opportunities and enhance skills development in the region, which increases the promotion of local workforce experience.

As part of the agreement, TASL will produce major structural sections of the Rafale fuselage, including side shells of the back plane and the central and full western sections. This expansion of manufacturing capabilities is seen as a decisive development in the aviation sector in India, which facilitates the country as a major aircraft manufacturing center in the global arena. The ability to produce such complex components locally is a testimony to the growing industrial capabilities in India.

Through this partnership, TASL reaffirms its position as a decisive contributor to Indian Air ambitions. “This partnership determines an important step on the Indian flight,” said Sukara Singh, CEO and administrative director of Tasl. This agreement also reflects Dassault places in TASL as a trusted partner in meeting quality and competitiveness. Such cooperation is vital for the strategic growth of India in aviation.

Tata Advanced Systems provides comprehensive solutions across sectors such as air structures, air engineering, defense and security. Through a strong set of global partnerships, Tasl is well equipped to provide innovative solutions throughout the space and defense chain. The company’s capabilities extend to the collection of full platforms, including satellites, missiles and unmanned air systems, making it a pivotal player in the international supply chain.