Debasis Mohapatra
Bengaluru, 20 October 2026
India’s manufacturing story has slowly started to unfold with several specialized players operating in this space. As part of Data Biz Times’ manufacturing series, we are covering such manufacturers, which produce unique products for sophisticated industries like aerospace, defence, nuclear, and automotive among others.
Unimech Aerospace & Manufacturing:
The Bengaluru-headquartered Unimech Aerospace & Manufacturing Ltd manufactures complex aero tooling, jigs, fixtures, high-precision machined components, and electro-mechanical system assemblies.
Its user industries include aerospace, defence, energy – nuclear & power generation-, and semiconductor among others.
The company with more than two decades of operational expertise counts Airbus, Boeing, GE, Rolls-Royce, Collins Aerospace, DRDO, and NPCIL as its clients.
Majority of its revenue (around 90% & more) comes from exports. The US and European regions remain its major export geographies.
“We believe Unimech is well positioned to capture a multi-year aerotooling cycle, driven by rising aircraft production, new-generation engine programmes and recurring MRO demand,” brokerage firm, Choice International Equities has said in a recent report.
The company’s share price is hovering around Rs 1,670 per share in NSE in recent days. The company in September, 2026 received its shareholders’ approval for launching Rs 750 crore worth QIP (qualified institutional placement).
Sika Interplant Systems:
Bengaluru-headquartered Sika Interplant Systems specializes in advanced engineering, manufacturing solutions, projects & systems integration, and Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services.
The company’s key differentiator lies in manufacturing high-end components and advanced system integration. Servo-controlled systems and subsystems contribute around 40% of its total revenue, while core aircraft & aerospace systems give about 30% to the company’s turnover. It holds the critical CEMILAC (Centre for Military Airworthiness and Certification) design approval. It also holds Indian Offset Partner (IoP) license, making it an eligible party to collaborate with foreign companies for technology transfer to Indian entities. It counts HAL, BEL, ISRO, DRDO, Tata Group, L&T Defence, and international OEMs like Collins Airspace among others.
The share price of Sika Interplant Systems is now hovering around Rs 910 per share in recent days.
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