The announcement was made during an MoU signing ceremony at Aeroindia 2025.
EOS, a supplier of manufacturing solutions for industrial 3D printing, and the aerospace business of Godrej Enterprises Group announced a strategic partnership to develop an additive manufacturing (AM)-based partnership focused on the Indian aviation and space industries. The announcement was made during an MoU signing ceremony at Aeroindia 2025.
EOS, which has a broad installed base of additive manufacturing (AM) systems in the space technology sector, has partnered with established space organizations to provide AM solutions aligned with industry-specific needs. The collaboration focuses on supporting the aviation and space sector in India through AM-based design and production of functionally improved components.
Together, Godrej Enterprises Group and EOS will build the technical capabilities and production capacities required to establish a robust AM-based aviation and space supply chain to serve Indian and global original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). As a first step, the partners will pursue the application of large-scale multi-laser AM technology for production.
Since its first launch in 1963, India has steadily advanced in space technology, achieving milestones such as reaching Mars’ orbit on its first attempt, successfully landing on the Moon’s south pole, and completing its 100th launch. As the country’s space industry continues to grow, the aerospace business of Godrej Enterprises Group has played a role in supporting these developments. At its manufacturing facilities for cryogenic engine assemblies and satellite thrusters, G&B carries out key assembly processes that contribute to India’s space programs.
EOS views India as a significant manufacturing hub and is focused on bringing its experience and competency to facilitate India’s space ambitions. The EOS/Godrej Enterprises Group MoU is another strategic step towards implementing AM in the Indian aviation and space industry and helps Godrej – as its AM technology enablement partner – ensure their readiness for both current and upcoming novel programs.
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