Chennai-based space tech start-up, Agnikul Cosmos, has opened its rocket-making facility — Rocket Factory – 1, which happens to be India’s first-ever facility dedicated to 3D printed rocket engines at scale.
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Through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by HAL CMD R Madhavan and Saran CEO Franck Saudo, in the presence of Olivier Andries, Safran CEO, both partners agreed to extend their “long-lasting partnership by establishing a new aero-engine company in India”, Hindustan Aeronautics said in an exchange filing.
Indian authorities have announced that the first prototype of the Tejas Mk1A, which is actually the planned mass-production version of the Tejas and the basis for all others, has secretly made its maiden flight. The Indian Ministry of Defense reported that Hindustan Aeronautics Limited [HAL] conducted the test flight in an area near their production facility.