Bharat Forge signs MoU with Flying Whales to make heavy-lift airships in India
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Bharat Forge's Aerospace Division signed an MoU with French-Canadian firm Flying Whales at the Farnborough Airshow 2026 to jointly develop and manufacture heavy-lift airships in India for defence and strategic use. Focus is on the LCA60T platform, a 60-tonne cargo airship with vertical take-off and hybrid-electric propulsion. Uses include military logistics, surveillance, disaster relief, and remote-area supply. No financial terms disclosed.
Diversifies Bharat Forge into defence airships. Positive long-term, but early-stage MoU with no financial terms, so limited near-term stock impact.