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GE and Tata Group enter into strategic partnership to manufacture LEAP engine components in India

Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
General Electric (GE) and the Tata Group on Thursday announced the signing of an agreement to manufacture CFM International LEAP engine components in India, for the global supply chain. The two companies also announced their intention to jointly pursue military engine and aircraft system opportunities for the India market. The LEAP engine is the world’s leading jet engine known for its technological superiority, fuel efficiency, performance for powering single-aisle commercial jets. 

“Tata group is a leader in the Indian defence and aerospace sector, and we look forward to working together to meet the growing demand for LEAP engines. Our collaboration

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