tk Aerospace cooperates with Dynamatic Technologies Limited

The Indian aerospace industry is growing steadily. The international original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are increasingly purchasing components in India and are carrying out research and development locally. In doing this they are responding to the call of the "Make in India" campaign, which highlights opportunities in aerospace technology. thyssenkrupp Aerospace, a Materials Services company, recognized this trend early and opened its own site in Bangalore in 2015.

One important customer of thyssenkrupp Aerospace is Dynamatic Technologies Limited (DTL). During the Paris Air Show the two companies have agreed on another milestone in their partnership. Following the signing of the new long-term material supply contract in the summer of last year and the supply chain management agreement signed in early 2018, the aerospace supply chain experts will now also provide third-party logistics services for DTL. These services will include just-in-time deliveries of finished aircraft components for the construction of the Airbus A330 flaptracks.

"The expansion of our cooperation is an absolute sign of confidence and confirms our good relationship", explains Gopi Hanumanthappa, Managing Director of thyssenkrupp Aerospace in India: "In addition to good performance, communication is very important. In close collaboration with DTL, we were able to understand our customer's needs even better and then offer an individual solution that was convincing. In addition, our local presence and the associated network is a competitive advantage for us".

An absolute advantage is the proximity to each other, as both companies are based in Bangalore. Over the last few years, the capital of the state of Karnataka has developed into a cluster for aerospace technology.

Sourcer and photo: thyssenkrupp Materials Services GmbH