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Aerolloy Technologies signs landmark agreement with Airbus for titanium castings for A320neo, A330neo and A350 programmes

06/08/2026

Press releaseIssued by PTC Industries Ltd..

Aerolloy Technologies Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of PTC Industries Limited, today announced that it has signed a landmark agreement with Airbus for the development, production and supply of Titanium castings for the A320neo, A330neo and A350 aircraft programmes.

The agreement follows Airbus' evaluation process, under which Aerolloy has been selected to undertake development and industrialisation activities for Titanium casting requirements across these programmes. The scope includes development, qualification and production activities, with qualification forming an important milestone towards serial supply.

Under this agreement, Aerolloy will manufacture Titanium castings through its integrated route, beginning with Titanium material produced by Aerolloy and continuing through precision casting, machining, inspection and delivery in a fully machined, ready-to-fit condition.

This marks an important step in Aerolloy's evolution as an integrated aerospace manufacturing partner and reinforces PTC Industries' strategy of participating in a larger and more valuable part of the global aerospace value chain.

A landmark material-to-component agreement

The significance of this agreement lies in the completeness of the manufacturing responsibility. Aerolloy will manufacture Titanium material, convert that material into complex Titanium castings, machine the castings and deliver them in ready-to-fit condition for Airbus aircraft programmes. This positions Aerolloy beyond conventional casting supply and into a more integrated role in commercial aerospace manufacturing.

In aerospace supply chains, critical stages such as material production, casting, machining and inspection are often spread across multiple suppliers and geographies. Aerolloy's integrated model brings these stages together within one manufacturing environment, supporting stronger traceability, process control, quality consistency and supply-chain resilience.

This is strategically important for Aerolloy, Aerolloy gains a deeper role in global aerospace manufacturing.

PTC ONE — From Melt to Mission

This agreement is a direct expression of PTC ONE — From Melt to Mission.

For this programme, the integrated route is:

– Titanium material manufactured by Aerolloy

– Titanium Alloy production

– Precision Titanium castings

– Machining and inspection

– Fully machined, ready-to-fit aerospace components

PTC ONE was created to bring material capability, manufacturing depth, quality systems, machining and execution discipline into one connected system. The agreement with Airbus demonstrates that this integrated model is being recognised by one of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers for major commercial aircraft programmes.

Mr. Sachin Agarwal, Chairman & Managing Director, PTC Industries Limited, said:

"This agreement with Airbus is a landmark moment for Aerolloy Technologies and PTC Industries. Airbus represents the highest standards of global commercial aerospace, and being selected for Titanium castings across the A320neo, A330neo and A350 programmes is a strong validation of the capability we have built.

"What makes this agreement especially significant is the integrated nature of the responsibility. Aerolloy will manufacture these components from its own Titanium material, convert that material into precision castings, machine them, inspect them and deliver them in a fully machined, ready-to-fit condition.

"This is exactly the purpose of PTC ONE — From Melt to Mission: to build capabilities that are not isolated, but connected — material, metallurgy, manufacturing, quality, machining and execution working as one system.

"This agreement takes Aerolloy deeper into the global commercial aerospace value chain and is a clear example of Make in India, Make for the World. We are proud to support Airbus programmes and remain committed to building an advanced manufacturing institution from India for the world."

Strategic significance

This agreement marks another important step in PTC Industries' transformation into an integrated advanced manufacturing company serving global aerospace, defence, space and energy markets.

The aerospace industry increasingly requires suppliers who can offer greater integration, traceability, reliability and supply-chain resilience. Aerolloy's Titanium route directly addresses this requirement by combining material production, precision casting and machining within one manufacturing environment.

The agreement strengthens Aerolloy's relevance to major global aircraft programmes, expands its participation in the aerospace value chain and reinforces the long-term value creation logic behind PTC ONE — From Melt to Mission.

It also supports India's emergence as a credible source of advanced aerospace materials and mission-critical components for global platforms, not only making in India, but making in India for the world.

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