Sansera Engineering Shares in Focus on Airbus Order for Aircraft ICU Modules

Sansera Engineering Limited has signed a contract worth approximately ₹160 crore ($18.8 million) with Airbus Defence and Space. The agreement involves manufacturing, supplying, and supporting Airborne Intensive Care Transport Modules (ICTMs) for use in Airbus’s light and medium transport aircraft programs.

Order From Airbus

The ICTM is a medical evacuation system built for transporting patients, including those in intensive care, by air during emergencies. Sansera will handle both precision machining and structural assembly of the modules as part of the contract terms.

First Indian Supplier 

This is the first time Airbus has chosen an Indian supplier to manufacture the ICTM kits. The selection marks the inclusion of an Indian manufacturer in Airbus’s supply chain for critical medical transport systems.

Company Operations

Sansera Engineering, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Bengaluru, produces complex precision components across the automotive and non-automotive industries. In the automotive segment, it supplies forged and machined parts such as connecting rods, rocker arms, crankshafts, and gear shifter forks used in engines, suspension, and braking systems.

For non-automotive industries, Sansera manufactures parts for aerospace, defence, and semiconductors. The company operates several plants and serves a mix of domestic and international clients.

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Manufacturing Responsibilities

The ICTM units will be manufactured at Sansera’s Bengaluru facility. The company is responsible for delivering fully assembled kits to Airbus under the terms of the long-term contract. The modules will be integrated into aircraft used for emergency medical operations.

Share Price Performance

As of 09:34 AM on June 4, 2025, Sansera Engineering share price was trading at ₹1,362.40, a 0.23% decrease, with a 16.32% decline over the past 6 months and a 38.63% increase over the past year.

Conclusion

The contract adds to Sansera’s existing work in the aerospace and defence space. It also expands the company’s role in producing systems intended for critical care and emergency applications.

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