Embraer signs first supply deal with Bharat Forge

Bharat Forge Ltd. (BFL) has entered into a long-term contract with Embraer for the manufacturing and supply of critical landing gear forgings and becomes the first supplier from India to enter Embraer global Aerospace supply chain for forged components.

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Under the agreement, Bharat Forge will supply high-integrity forged components for landing gear systems across Embraer’s commercial and defence aircraft programs.

“The fact that BFL is the first Indian supplier of forged components for Embraer is a proud moment & a testament to the capabilities we have built in the Aerospace business and we thank them for the trust they have reimposed on BFL. We look forward to growing and adding value to our association with Embraer in the coming years. These contracts will enable to create scale for critical structural components complementing the scale built in the Aero Engine components space,” Amit B Kalyani, Vice Chairman & Joint MD, Bharat Forge, said in a statement.

This first contract signed with an Indian company reflects Embraer’s commitment to advancing the aerospace ecosystem in India, creating long-term value across the entire supply chain. It also comes at a time when Embraer is steadily expanding its presence in the country and maintaining active dialogue with local industry leaders and government stakeholders, according to a statement.

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