HAL Expects Safran MoU To Yield $1 Bn Plus Revenue In 5 Years
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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has signed a memorandum of understanding
(MoU) with a French aerospace engine firm Safran Helicopter Engines to extend
its cooperation and explore opportunities for new helicopter engines in civil
and military markets. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, R Madhavan, CMD,
Hindustan Aeronautics, sheds light on the joint venture and resulting
opportunities.
Madhavan affirmed that MoU with Safran could yield revenue of over USD 1
billion in the next 5 years. He also explained that the company will be
looking at newer products through the joint venture with Safran.
“It will have more than a billion-dollar of revenue in about five years' time
from now and yearly revenues are also good; we are assessing that in peak, it
will produce about 150 engines in a year starting with 50 engines in the
coming year, 23-24 onwards,” he said.
On the order book at hand, Madhavan said that most of it can be executed in
FY23-24. Additionally, he mentioned that he expects to see a growth in the
range of 6-7 percent in the current fiscal (FY22).
He said, “We feel that our position is quite strong and this year also, we
will have a growth which is at least 6-7 percent over last year and we intend
to continue with the same growth rate next year also.”
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