The contract
Bharat Forge told the exchanges, via a press release under Regulation 30, that it has signed a long-term contract with Pratt & Whitney Canada — a unit of RTX — to supply mission-critical aerospace engine components. The filing frames the agreement as Pratt & Whitney Canada strengthening its supply-chain sourcing from India.
No contract value, volume or duration beyond "long-term" is disclosed. The substance of the announcement is the relationship itself, not quantified commercial terms.
Where the work sits
The components will be manufactured at Bharat Forge's aerospace facility in India, which the company describes as purpose-built for high-performance, high-value aero-engine products and operating to aerospace-industry standards of quality, precision and traceability.
The release carries quoted remarks from Bharat Forge's Vice-Chairman and from Pratt & Whitney Canada's Vice President, Supply Chain. Beyond those characterisations, it provides no operational metrics.
Why it matters to a holder
The filing adds a named global aerospace OEM to the customer base of Bharat Forge's aerospace business — a segment the company describes as part of its broader push beyond automotive into aerospace, defence and marine. Because no financial figures are disclosed, the contract's near-term impact on reported results cannot be gauged from this document alone.