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AI Engineering Companies Ltd (AIESL) is actively negotiating upkeep, restore, and overhaul (MRO) contracts with numerous worldwide and home airways, together with a big service, because it seeks to capitalize on India’s booming aviation sector. The state-owned enterprise, which reported a median annual income of Rs 2,000 crore over the previous three years, can also be a part of authorities divestment discussions aimed toward strengthening its market place.
Beneath the management of CEO Sharad Agarwal, AIESL has begun offering upkeep checks for Kuwait Airways since September and continues to supply companies to native airways equivalent to Air India and SpiceJet, which embrace structural inspections. The corporate’s latest enlargement efforts are supported by its authorization to conduct Boeing (NYSE:) 737 MAX checks.
The aggressive advertising methods and repair enlargement detailed in AIESL’s newest annual report mirror the corporate’s ambition to develop alongside the Indian aviation business, which is anticipated to introduce practically 1,000 new plane. This progress is anticipated to extend AIESL’s workforce to six,000 workers.
The transfer to safe extra MRO contracts is seen as a strategic step for AIESL because it prepares for a possible divestment by the federal government. This strategy aligns with the broader business development the place airways are more and more outsourcing upkeep work to specialised corporations like AIESL.
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