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Subsidiary selected by Safran Aircraft Engines for critical Titanium castings for LEAP engine programme

Wholly owned subsidiary Aerolloy Technologies has received a development order from Safran Aircraft Engines.

By ScoutQuest · Wed 14 Oct 2026, 1:06 PM IST · 3 min read

Order Received: Development order from Safran Aircraft Engines
Scope: Critical Titanium cast part numbers, fully machined, ready-to-fit supply for the LEAP engine programme
Order Size: Not disclosed due to strategic and confidentiality considerations

An order for the LEAP engine programme

Aerolloy Technologies Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary, has received a development order from Safran Aircraft Engines for critical Titanium cast part numbers. The parts will be supplied fully machined and ready-to-fit, for the LEAP engine programme.

The scope in the company's own words

Development of critical Titanium cast parts, precision machining, and supply in ready-to-fit condition for commercial aircraft engines.
The awarding entity is Safran Aircraft Engines, an international entity.
The time period by which the order is to be executed is described as a Long Term Agreement.
The broad consideration or size of the order is stated as not disclosed due to strategic and confidentiality considerations.
The promoter/promoter group has no interest in the entity that awarded the order, and the order does not fall within related party transactions.

Long-term framework alongside the order

Aerolloy Technologies and Safran Aircraft Engines have signed a Memorandum of Understanding establishing the commercial framework for these components.
Upon successful completion of development and qualification, the programme is expected to transition into long-term serial production.
The company states this is the second set of orders received by Aerolloy Technologies from Safran Aircraft Engines for titanium castings under the LEAP engine programme, which it says strengthens and expands the scope of the ongoing relationship.

Where the components sit

The LEAP engine is described as one of the world's most important commercial aero-engine programmes, powering the Airbus A320neo, Boeing 737 MAX and COMAC C919 aircraft families.
The components are complex structural Titanium castings, supplied in a fully machined, ready-to-fit condition.

How it will be made

The programme will be manufactured through PTC ONE - from Melt to Mission, described as the group's integrated manufacturing system for transforming advanced aerospace materials into mission-critical components.
Aerolloy's role combines Titanium material capability, precision investment casting, HIP, vacuum heat treatment, special processes, precision machining, assembly and inspection under one manufacturing organisation.
The company says this integrated approach provides process continuity, quality control, traceability and supply-chain resilience.

Management comment

Mr. Sachin Agarwal, Chairman & Managing Director, said the selection is a strong validation of the integrated aerospace manufacturing capability the group has been building over several years, and that the significance of the programme lies in the depth of responsibility - from Titanium material capability to precision casting, special processes, machining, assembly and inspection, with components supplied in a fully machined, ready-to-fit condition.

What is confirmed versus what is expected

Confirmed now: a development order from Safran Aircraft Engines for critical Titanium cast part numbers, a signed Memorandum of Understanding setting the commercial framework, and the order being described as a long-term agreement.
Expected later: transition into long-term serial production, subject to successful development and qualification.
Quantification: the disclosure states that the broad consideration or size of the order is not disclosed due to strategic and confidentiality considerations, so the revenue impact of this order cannot be measured from this disclosure.

Context on the group

PTC Industries Limited describes itself as an advanced manufacturing company with over six decades of experience in critical and super-critical engineering applications, and says it is building integrated capabilities for Titanium and Superalloy materials, precision castings and machined components serving aerospace, defence, space and energy markets.

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