Reliance Industries and Rolls-Royce on Friday said they intend to jointly develop a sovereign combat engine for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) programme, marking a bid by India’s largest private-sector company and Britain’s storied aero-engine maker to build indigenous fighter-jet propulsion capability in the country.
The two companies, in a joint statement, said they would explore forming a dedicated Aerospace Gas Turbine Complex in India, envisioned as a centre of excellence for power and propulsion technology, covering design, development, manufacturing, testing, production and through-life support of combat engines.
The proposed partnership would combine Britain’s storied aero-engine maker’s technology and expertise with Reliance’s technology, manufacturing and execution capabilities to develop the AMCA engine in India.
The announcement frames the tie-up as advancing Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s push for the country’s defence sector to produce an indigenous
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