Members of the Jeh and Horizon leadership teams at the signing of the contract for the new facility. | Photo credit: Arrangement
Jeh Aerospace is setting up a 2,000 sq m manufacturing facility in Kothur, Hyderabad, which will help the firm expand capacity, accelerate automation and strengthen the digital resilience of its supply chain for international customers.
Designed from the ground up as a software-defined factory powered by artificial intelligence, the company will integrate autonomous machining, digital twins and closed-loop quality systems, redefining precision manufacturing for the aerospace industry, the company said Thursday.
Mach 2, a new facility at Horizon Industrial Park, will be operational in 2026. It complements Jeh’s existing 50,000 square foot unit. “Our new facility in Hyderabad is designed as a software-defined system augmented with artificial intelligence that can think, adapt and execute with precision at scale,” said founder and CEO Jeh Vishal Sanghavi.
investment of 50 million dollars
The company said the investment is around $50 million, and the new plant will focus on manufacturing more advanced, flight-critical aircraft engines and aerostructure components on a much larger scale. Mach 2 will produce complex parts faster, with higher precision and with much greater consistency. The expansion is driven by a clear shift in global aerospace demand and the need for suppliers that can reliably support higher production speeds.
The company’s customers are growing significantly and require partners with greater capacity, faster delivery times and stronger digital process control. Mach 2 will enable this requirement to be met proactively, Jeh said to queries from The Hindu.
In terms of headcount, the company said the current team consists of just over 120 people. With the new plant, “we expect to at least double our workforce in the next phase. This expansion will require a larger team across engineering, manufacturing, quality, automation and digital operations,” he said.
Atlanta-based Jeh counts General Catalyst, Elevation Capital and IndiGo Ventures among its investors. It has an order book of $150 million.
“Our Kothur Park represents the next generation of industrial infrastructure that is sustainable, connected and globally competitive,” said Horizon CEO Urvish Rambhia.
Published – 20 Nov 2025 23:15 IST
