Aequs signs long‑term supply agreements with Safran for Airbus and Boeing components

Aequs signs long‑term supply agreements with Safran for Airbus and Boeing components
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Aequs Limited announced long‑term contracts with Safran to supply critical aircraft components for Airbus A320, A330, A350 and Boeing 787 programmes, extending its partnership with six Safran entities.

Agreement details

Aequs signed long‑term supply agreements with Safran covering machining of superalloy parts, precision machining, coating and assembly of landing‑gear components for the Airbus and Boeing programmes.

The contracts build on a July 2026 agreement between Aequs and Safran Landing Systems to supply fully assembled wheels for the Airbus A320 family, a contract that runs through 2042.

Operational footprint

A significant portion of the manufacturing work will be carried out at the upcoming Aequs Engine Components Ecosystem (AECE) in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, while existing aerospace facilities in Belagavi, Karnataka will also be used.

Partnership scope

The agreements expand Aequs' existing relationship with Safran Landing Systems to include Safran Aerosystems and Safran Electronics & Defense, giving Aequs relationships with six Safran entities.

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