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Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO: Titanium & superalloy investment castings - new 'Mihir' foundry for LCA Tejas and civil/defence programmes

Mapped in 2 themes: Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO and Defence Procurement (DAC approvals).

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Where PTC Industries sits in the supply chain

PTC Industries appears in 3 supply-chain layers across 2 themes: Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO and Defence Procurement (DAC approvals).

Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO › Forgings, Castings & Special Alloys

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Titanium & superalloy investment castings - new 'Mihir' foundry for LCA Tejas and civil/defence programmes

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Defence Procurement (DAC approvals) › Engines, aerostructures & precision parts

Direct supplier

Titanium and superalloy castings and forgings for aero engines, missiles and artillery

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Defence Procurement (DAC approvals) › Special alloys, forgings & castings

Direct supplier

Titanium and superalloy castings and forgings for aero engines, missiles and artillery

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Revenue and profit

₹ CrFY24FY25FY26
Revenue257308603
Net profit4261102

Latest-year revenue ₹603 Cr (FY26, company-wide). Wider screens show FY22 onwards.

Strengths · in Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO

  • New 'Mihir' foundry gives it rare domestic titanium/superalloy investment-casting capacity tied directly to LCA Tejas and other strategic defence programmes, a capability very few Indian manufacturers possess

Risks · in Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO

  • New foundry capacity still ramping - revenue depends on successful scale-up
  • Customer base concentrated in a small number of defence/civil programmes

Common questions

What does PTC Industries do?

In Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO: Titanium & superalloy investment castings - new 'Mihir' foundry for LCA Tejas and civil/defence programmes. NextResearch maps it in 2 supply chains: Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO and Defence Procurement (DAC approvals).

Where does PTC Industries sit in the supply chain?

PTC Industries (NSE: PTCIL) is mapped in 3 supply-chain layers: Forgings, Castings & Special Alloys (Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO); Engines, aerostructures & precision parts (Defence Procurement (DAC approvals)); and Special alloys, forgings & castings (Defence Procurement (DAC approvals)).

Who are PTC Industries' peers?

In the Forgings, Castings & Special Alloys layer of Aerospace Component Manufacturing & MRO: Bharat Forge, Azad Engineering, Mishra Dhatu Nigam (MIDHANI) and Jaykay Enterprises.

What is PTC Industries' market cap and valuation?

As of 30 Oct 2026: market cap ₹38,207 Cr, P/E 304.0x, ROCE 8.6%, ROE 7.2%, dividend yield 0%.