In a joint statement, the two companies said they would explore setting up an Aerospace Gas Turbine Complex in India. The proposed facility would aim to develop expertise across the entire engine lifecycle, including design, development, manufacturing, testing, production and long-term maintenance and support. The partnership would bring together Rolls-Royce’s experience in aero-engine technology with Reliance’s capabilities in technology, manufacturing and project execution.
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