Nagpur has been chosen as the potential location for a final assembly line for the C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft.
The project remains contingent on the aircraft winning the Indian Air Force competition or procurement programme.
The companies are working with the Maharashtra government on the proposed facility and related infrastructure.
The plan is tied to local manufacturing, maintenance, and a broader production ecosystem in India.
One report says Embraer sees India as a strategic market with potential orders ranging between sixty and eighty aircraft.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Embraer and Mahindra have identified Nagpur as the potential site for a C-390 assembly line in India, with the plan tied to Indian Air Force procurement. It also agrees that the companies are linking the project to local industrialisation and work with the Maharashtra government.
What remains unsettled is whether the C-390 wins the Indian Air Force competition, which would determine whether the assembly plan moves forward. The final scale and timing of the project also remain open in the available reporting.
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The reporting describes Nagpur as the proposed location for a potential C-390 assembly line and links the plan to the Indian Air Force programme. It notes that the partnership is being developed with the Maharashtra government and is meant to support local industrialisation, manufacturing, and maintenance. One report also says previous cooperation agreements already covered local manufacturing and maintenance activities. Another says the project would integrate local aerospace companies into the broader production ecosystem if the award is secured.
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The Economic Times reports that Embraer and Mahindra have selected Nagpur as the potential location for a final assembly line to build the C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft in India. According to the Brazilian planemaker, the project remains contingent on the aircraft winning the Indian Air Force competition and is being developed alongside the Maharashtra government. The partnership ultimately intends to integrate local aerospace companies into the broader production ecosystem if the award is secured.
Fortune India reports that the Mahindra Group and Embraer have identified Nagpur in Maharashtra as a potential site for a C-390 Millennium assembly facility. Company executives highlighted that the initiative supports local industrialisation goals and is subject to securing an order from the Indian Air Force MTA programme. The report also notes previous cooperation agreements signed between the two firms regarding local manufacturing and maintenance activities.
BusinessLine reports that the Mahindra Group and Embraer have chosen Nagpur as the preferred site for a potential C-390 Millennium assembly line. The publication states that the proposed facility would advance local manufacturing and maintenance activities under the Make in India initiative. Furthermore, the companies are reportedly collaborating with the government of Maharashtra to establish the necessary infrastructure.
MarketScreener reports, citing a Reuters dispatch, that Embraer and Mahindra have identified Nagpur as the site for a potential C-390 assembly line in India. The source notes that the project is contingent on the aircraft being selected for the Indian Air Force procurement program and involves talks with the Maharashtra government. Additionally, Embraer views India as a strategic market with potential orders ranging between sixty and eighty aircraft.