Dynamatic Technologies Limited and Dassault Aviation have entered into a strategic agreement for the manufacturing and assembly of the complete rear fuselage (Section 5) for Dassault’s latest business jet, the Falcon 6X. This milestone follows the successful industrialisation of the rear fuel tank, whose commercial production has already commenced with deliveries made to Dassault Aviation.

Building on the long-term collaboration established in January 2024, under which Dynamatic undertook the manufacturing of flight-critical aero structures for the Falcon 6X, this new agreement marks an expansion of Dynamatic’s role to now include the complete rear fuselage assembly. This development reinforces Dynamatic’s position as a trusted supplier in the aerospace sector and further supports India’s Make in India initiative by promoting indigenous aerospace manufacturing capabilities.

Mr. Udayant Malhoutra, CEO and Managing Director of Dynamatic Technologies Limited, said, “We are proud to deepen our partnership with Dassault Aviation through this agreement to manufacture the complete rear fuselage for the Falcon 6X. The successful industrialisation and commercial production of flight critical structures

are testaments to our commitment to quality and precision engineering. We look forward to delivering exceptional that contribute to the Falcon 6X’s reputation as a world-class business jet.” The Falcon 6X is recognized globally for its exceptional range, comfort, and advanced technology. Dassault Aviation’s ongoing efforts to collaborate with premier suppliers like Dynamatic underscore its dedication to innovation and manufacturing excellence.

Mr. Bruno Coiffier, Senior Executive Vice President of Dassault Aviation, commented, “Dynamatic Technologies has proven to be a valuable partner, enabling us to maintain high standards in our manufacturing processes. With the commencement of rear fuel tank deliveries and the new rear fuselage agreement, we are confident in the continued success of the Falcon 6X program and the mutual benefits of this partnership within the context of Make in India.”