Raghu Vamsi Aerospace announced on 22 July 2026 a ₹600 crore integrated superalloy manufacturing facility in Telangana to produce nickel‑based alloys for aerospace and defence, with commercial production targeted January 2028.
Project Profile
- Investment: ₹600 crore project; company raised USD 40 million (~₹400 crore) in July 2026.
- Scale: 50 acres integrated campus; annual capacity about 5,000 tonnes.
- Integration: End‑to‑end processing envisaged from alloying to finished forms.
Location & Timeline
- Site: Hardware Park near Hyderabad International Airport, Telangana.
- Commercial start: Targeted January 2028.
Products & Manufacturing
- Materials: Nickel‑based superalloys (primary focus).
- Output forms: Round bars, wires, forgings, castings, tungsten carbide powders.
Strategic Linkages
- End users: Aerospace and defence component manufacturers, gas turbines and jet engine supply chains.
- Import substitution: Aimed at domestic availability of nickel alloys to reduce reliance on imports of strategic materials.
- Industry context: Few integrated nickel‑based superalloy plants exist in India.
IASPOINT Booster Facts
- Superalloy defined: High‑performance alloys retaining strength and corrosion resistance at elevated temperatures for high‑stress applications.
- Nickel‑based use: Preferred for turbine blades and hot‑section aero components due to creep and oxidation resistance.
- Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited (MIDHANI): Central PSU specialising in special metals and defence materials in India.