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JJG Aero raises $30 million in Series B funding

By Startup Enthusiast · 31 January 2026

What they do

JJG Aero manufactures high-precision machined components for aerospace engines and systems

The company secured $30 million led by Norwest to expand capacity at its North Bangalore facility

This brings total funding to $42 million as India becomes a key manufacturing partner for global OEMs

JJG Aero has secured $30 million in Series B funding from Norwest.
This investment marks the company's latest capital raise in its growth journey.
The total amount raised by JJG Aero now stands at $42 million cumulatively.
Previous funding included a $12 million Series A round led by CX Partners in April 2024.
Veda Corporate Advisors acted as the sole transaction advisor for this deal.
JJG Aero specializes in producing high-precision machined components for the aerospace industry.
The company serves major global clients including Collins Aerospace, Safran, and GE Aerospace.
JJG Aero is expanding its operations with a new facility in North Bangalore.

India is emerging as a reliable manufacturing partner for global original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Make In India incentives are driving demand within the aerospace supply chain.
Competitors like Aequs and Jeh Aerospace have also seen significant recent activity.
Aequs went public in December 2025 after raising INR 670 Cr.
Jeh Aerospace raised $11 million in Series A funding led by Elevation Capital in August 2025.

JJG Aero produces seating, cargo, landing gear, and air management systems for aircraft.
The company utilizes 2-axis to 5-axis machining capabilities for complex component manufacturing.
It holds over 30 NADCAP-approved special processes including electroplating and anodizing.
JJG Aero operates a subsidiary manufacturing auto components and industrial parts in Jigani, Karnataka.
The company reported a 35% CAGR growth over the last three years.
JJG Aero inaugurated its first dedicated aerospace facility in 2019.
Current operations span two one-acre sites before moving to the new larger facility.
The business model relies on supplying critical parts to top-tier global aerospace brands.

JJG Aero plans to build and add capacity at its upcoming North Bangalore facility.
The company aims to achieve vertical integration through these strategic initiatives.
Expansion involves moving from two small sites to a massive Unit 3 on a 10-acre site.

Product: Precision-machined parts, seating, cargo, landing gear, air management, and engine components with special process finishing.
Customers: Global aerospace and defense OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers including Boeing, Safran, Collins Aerospace, and GE.
How it makes money: Contract manufacturing and build-to-print machining with specialized surface treatment and testing services.
What sets it apart: Fully integrated manufacturing capabilities offering end-to-end machining and in-house NADCAP-accredited special finishing.
Operations: Manufacturing facilities in Bengaluru including a dedicated aerospace site and upcoming 200,000 sq ft North Bengaluru plant.