ASDNews reports GE Marine Solutions announced that its LM2500 marine gas turbines will power the Indian Navy’s P17A stealth frigate. These gas turbines will be provided under license from GE by its in-country partner, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Industrial and Marine Gas Turbine division, located in Bangalore. “We are delighted that...
India's Dynamatic Technologies Delivers Components to Airbus
Bangalore-based Dynamatic Technologies delivered the first set of A330 wing components, produced jointly in their facilities in U.K. and India. The flap track beams for Airbus’ twin aisle A330 model are high tech guide rails fitted to the wings of the aircraft, which are crucial in controlling speed, direction and...
India's Forus Health Establishes Subsidiary in California
Bangalore, India-based Forus Health, a medical devices startup, established its first wholly-owned subsidiary Forus Health Inc, in San Leandro, California. The company hired Dr. Cliff Wright, formerly with Johnson & Johnson, Bausch + Lomb, as executive vice president for North America, and Armond T. Dantino, formerly with Johnson & Johnson...
Whisky from India Blended with Scotch
Edinburgh-based Fusion Whisky Limited launched The Kincardine brand, a new Scotch and Indian whisky hybrid, made with whisky sourced from Scotland’s Glen Elgin and Macallan distilleries and India’s Amrut Distillery, based in Bangalore. Kincardine honors Victor Bruce, the 9th Earl of Elgin and 13th Earl of Kincardine, who was Viceroy...
Lockheed Martin Hopes to Manufacture in India
Following an Indian suppliers’ meeting in Bangalore on November 8, executives of Lockheed Martin spoke to defenseworld.net and said that they would look at starting the ‘Make-in-India’ manufacturing project with 12 F-16 jets a year going up to 36 at peak. Randall L Howard, head of business development head for...
GE Healthcare Launches India Startup Accelerator
GE Healthcare has launched an accelerator focused on startups creating technologies that can improve healthcare delivery in developing or low-resource settings. The company is offering as much as $5 million per startup, reports Business Wire. John Flannery, president & CEO of GE Healthcare said, "Globally, it’s estimated that more than...