How Dassault Aviation Plans to Leverage India's Capabilities to Enhance its Global Competitiveness

Dassault Aviation, a global leader in the aviation industry, is taking strategic measures to enhance its supply chain resilience and boost its global competitiveness.

CEO Eric Trappier outlined the company's plan, which includes diversifying sourcing channels, investing in advanced technologies, and mitigating potential sub-contractor inefficiencies.

Given the complex global landscape marked by supply chain disruptions and the potential for sub-contractor inefficiencies, Dassault Aviation aims to establish a strong and sustainable presence in India.

The company sees India as a strategic partner, citing the country's rich talent pool, robust manufacturing capabilities, and favorable business environment.

Dassault Aviation's engagement with India is further strengthened by its participation in the “Make in India” initiative. The company is actively exploring partnerships with Indian suppliers and considering investments in local manufacturing facilities.

This move aligns with Dassault Aviation's broader strategy to diversify its supply chain and tap into the significant business opportunities that exist in India.

By leveraging India's capabilities, Dassault Aviation aims to navigate the challenges of the current market and continue to deliver innovative aviation solutions to its customers worldwide.

 

[R. Singh]

We should buy 44 Rafale F-4.2 with MUMT tech ! Dassault should make Rafale with more powerful engines allowint it attain Mac 2.5+ speed !

 

[Leored]

So they are just working on partnership from last 10 years. And when this will be in effect in next 10 years or only after getting more orders. Then more orders. And so on. We should concentrate on rockets, drones and missiles build up fast and create storage of thousands of it.

 

[sanket]

Without developing Eco-system Dassault cant win MRFA , should done more quickly to eye on future orders like MRFA its like rehearsal

 

[Sandeep]

This is good news as they should switch their supply chains to India rather than China. If they build a MRO base for the Rafale and Mirage jets then it will help us to rely less on foreign expensive imports as we can manufacture it indigenously which benefits us.

 

[NSR]

Just like farfetched HAL stories, France/Dassault/Safran stories have same exotic power point presentation bent and nothing in reality.

I have been reading their stories for last decade and half so I know the DRILL.
All HYPE and nothing to SHOW UP FOR REAL.

Latest story is that Dassault want to build Rafale/Mirage-2000I MRO in India.

My question to my fellow posters is why Dassault butting into Mirage-2000Is MRO business.
HAL already did that with overhaul, upgrade, and testing of 48 Mirage-2000s.
It tells me that either HAL can't do MROs for Mirage-2000Is which they did originally or Dassault butting into HAL business.

Hold MRFA until concrete proposals with written guarantees are presented to India.