India and Frances Safran are set to co-develop a 120–140 kN jet engine under DRDO’s GTRE with full technology transfer.

The jet engines will be developed in India under Indian IPR with Safran transferring 100% of the technology to DRDO, including crystal blade technology.

French firm Safran S.A and India's DRDO are partnering to develop and produce India's first jet engine, a 120 Kilo Newton ...

In his keynote address, Dr. Kamat praised DMRL’s pioneering role in advancing metallurgical research and enabling technology ...

Lucknow-based Defence Technology and Test Centre (DTTC) of DRDO hosted a conclave on 6 September 2025 at its Amausi campus, ...

India is poised to develop indigenous fighter jet engines through a collaboration between DRDO and Safran S.A., aiming to ...

The Defence Research & Development Organisation has transferred three advanced materials technologies to industry partners to ...

DRDO’s DMRL in Hyderabad transferred advanced defence materials technologies to BHEL, JSPL, and SAIL, including Radomes and ...

While countries such as the US, Russia, the UK, and France have mastered this field, China continues to rely heavily on ...

Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory of DRDO has significantly advanced India's indigenous materials technology by ...

DRDO project to design a 120 kN jet engine for AMCA fighters, with full technology transfer and indigenous IPR rights.

The Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) has transferred three advanced materials technologies to industry ...