Sigma Advanced Systems inks £125m Rolls-Royce deal post-Bromford acquisition
Sigma Advanced Systems secured a new long-term contract with Rolls-Royce valued at £125 million (₹1,600 crore) through its UK subsidiary, Bromford Precision Solutions. This agreement expands the group's product offering and manufacturing capabilities in critical aerospace programmes, building on a previous £300 million contract.
The contract is substantial (£125 million) and strengthens a key customer relationship, directly contributing to revenue visibility and strategic positioning in the aerospace sector.
The announcement details a significant new contract and highlights the strategic success of a recent acquisition, indicating positive business development and expansion.
Sigma Advanced Systems has announced a new long-term contract with Rolls-Royce, valued at approximately £125 million (around ₹1,600 crore). This agreement is secured through its recently acquired UK subsidiary, Bromford Precision Solutions, and builds upon a previously announced contract of approximately £300 million (around ₹3,800 crore).
The new contract expands the Group's product offering and manufacturing capabilities in critical aerospace programmes, strengthening Sigma's position within Rolls-Royce's UK supply chain and enhancing long-term revenue visibility. Bromford will manufacture aeroengine rings, casings, lock plates, and other critical engine structures at Sigma's manufacturing facilities in both India and the UK, providing a dual-source solution.
This development underscores the strategic value of Sigma's acquisition of Bromford, adding complementary products, specialist manufacturing expertise, and long-standing OEM approvals. The acquisition accelerates Sigma's progression towards higher-value aerospace partnerships and secures Bromford's future as a key UK manufacturing site, safeguarding skilled jobs.
Sunil Kalidindi, CEO of Sigma Advanced Systems, stated that the agreement reflects the advancement of India's precision engineering and defence-aerospace manufacturing base, with global OEMs increasingly valuing India for its engineering depth, quality, and scale. The combination of Bromford's UK capabilities with Sigma's integrated India manufacturing network offers a global, dual-source solution.
Sigma Advanced Systems continues its strategy of building scale through targeted acquisitions, deepening customer relationships, broadening technical capability, and increasing participation in high-value, long-duration aerospace programmes.
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