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EDGE launches Powertech for high-performance aero engines

20/02/2025

EDGE launches Powertech for high-performance aero engines
Powertech will enhance EDGE’s UAV and autonomous systems with advanced propulsion solutions. · Photo: Powertech

The new company will produce purpose-built engines for civil and defence applications, strengthening EDGE’s aerospace and autonomous systems portfolio.

EDGE has launched Powertech, a new company dedicated to the development and production of high-performance aero engines and complete propulsion systems. The company aims to compete in the global propulsion market, delivering reliable engines for civil aerospace and defence applications.

The creation of Powertech responds to the increasing global demand for propulsion solutions, driven by the rapid growth of aerospace and autonomous platforms. In addition to serving international markets, the company will enhance EDGE’s UAV and autonomous systems capabilities by offering flexible, purpose-built solutions.

Khaled Al Zaabi, President, Platforms & Systems at EDGE, says: “The launch of Powertech represents a strategic move to enter the global propulsion market while enhancing EDGE’s capabilities across aerospace and autonomous systems.” He adds: “By developing tailored, application-specific solutions, we are strengthening our market position and creating new opportunities for innovation and collaboration.”

The addition of Powertech supports EDGE’s ambition to build a robust and sustainable aerospace manufacturing ecosystem in the UAE. The new company will play a key role in advancing the UAE’s industrial strategy while creating new opportunities in local and international markets.

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