Rolls-Royce: Partnering India Towards Greener Skies and Cleaner Seas

Rolls-Royce India, an engineering company, strove to position itself as the right partner to build next-generation defence manufacturing capabilities locally.

Situation analysis

India's vision to build indigenous military manufacturing capabilities gathers momentum; Rolls-Royce as India's long-standing partner is well placed to play a meaningful role

The Balakot face-off between India and its neighbour in early 2019 had a known message. It showed the country's continuing dependence on imported defence technology to protect its borders. The fighters deployed were of French (Mirage 2000s) and Russian (Sukhoi-30MKIs and MIG-21s) origin along with Israeli precision-guided bombs (Spice-2000s) and Swedish artillery (Bofors). India continues to be the world's 2nd largest military importer, second only to Saudi Arabia.

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