GE Aerospace to boost India supply chain spending to $400 million by 2030; eyes more sourcing of components
· Source: economictimes.com
In short
GE Aerospace plans to nearly double its supply chain spending in India to USD 400 million by 2030, up from USD 200 million in 2025, as it expands component sourcing from the country. The engine maker works with 17 global suppliers including Tata Group, Mahindra, HAL and Godrej, plus over 2,000 local suppliers, and its Pune plant and Bengaluru technology centre support global engine programmes. The Bengaluru centre has developed AI-driven tools such as the Analytics-Based Maintenance (ABM.ai) platform and applied predictive analytics across supply chain, MRO and sales operations.
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