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Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Azad Engineering, a leading manufacturer of highly engineered complex precision parts for Aerospace, Clean Energy, Defense, Oil & Gas, and SPS OEMs has delivered the first consignment of National Aerospace Standard (NAS) parts to global aircraft manufacturer Boeing. The consignment is a part of the contract secured by AZAD in September 2021. Business News | AZAD Begins Delivery of NAS Parts to Boeing.

New Delhi [India], March 16 (ANI/PNN): AZAD Engineering has successfully delivered the first consignment of aviation parts to Boeing on time.

Hyderabad: A little-known AZAD Engineering announced on Wednesday that it had successfully delivered the first consignment of aviation parts to American aviation giant Boeing. The parts were delivered as part of its contract with the global aerospace company for manufacturing and supplying aviation parts and components. These parts will be used in several Boeing airplanes.

New Delhi [India], August 13 (ANI/PNN): With the vision of bringing together business and social leaders from Asia, the Middle East and Africa on a global platform for mutual welfare and collaboration, AsiaOne Media Group is organizing the 14th Edition of Asia Africa Business and Social Forum: Awards & Business E-summit on 27th August at Zoom App.

IN - Azad Engineering to invest $80 million on new plant Precision engineering firm Azad Engineering has decided to set up a new, $80 million manufacturing plant in Hyderabad and hire an additional 1,500 people over the next three years. A move aimed to ramp up capacity as the founder Rakesh Chopdar says demand from aerospace and energy partners is expected to grow beyond the $250 million orders secured for the next five years, it will see the company establishing the plant on 50 acres allotted...

IN - Azad Engineering to invest $80 million on new plant Precision engineering firm Azad Engineering has decided to set up a new, $80 million manufacturing plant in Hyderabad and hire an additional 1,500 people over the next three years. A move aimed to ramp up capacity as the founder Rakesh Chopdar says demand from aerospace and energy partners is expected to grow beyond the $250 million orders secured for the next five years, it will see the company establishing the plant on 50 acres allotted...