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Hical opens new Bengaluru aerospace plant

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  • Hical Technologies builds precision electromechanical, hydraulic and control systems used in aircraft, defence programmes and space launch vehicles
  • It has opened a 60,000 sq ft factory in Devanahalli near Bengaluru to make complex systems for commercial aircraft and defence projects
  • A much larger 160,000 sq ft aerospace-grade site in Hosur broke ground in July 2026, so capacity will keep growing for global customers

What happened

  • Hical opened a 60,000 sq ft plant in Devanahalli, Bengaluru.
  • The plant makes electromagnetic, electromechanical, hydraulic and control systems.
  • Its output flows into passenger jets and military projects, among them France's Rafale fighter.
  • A 160,000 sq ft Hosur facility is under development after a July 2026 groundbreaking.

Why it matters

  • More capacity lets Hical serve global aerospace buyers at greater scale.
  • It shows Indian firms taking on space and defence-grade manufacturing at home.
  • Local supply reduces dependence on imported components.

The business

  • Makes precision electromechanical and hydraulic systems.
  • Supplies parts for Dassault Aviation's Rafale jet.
  • Develops components for the Tejas Mk2 programme.
  • Supplies actuators for thrust-vector control on PSLV, GSLV and LVM3 rockets.
  • Customers include Thales, Moog, Eaton and Goodrich.

In numbers

60,000New plant size (sq ft) · 2026
160,000Hosur site size (sq ft) · 2026

What happens next

  • The Hosur aerospace facility is the next big build.

Words to know

Thrust-vector control
A system that steers a rocket by tilting its engine thrust.

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