Aerospace Part Makers JJG Aero Secures $30 Million Series B Funding from Norwest Venture Partners

As per VCCircle report, JJG Aero Pvt Ltd has completed a $30 million Series B round led by Norwest Venture Partners, aimed at expanding capacity and integration at its new North Bengaluru plant. 

Funding Details and Use of Capital 

The $30 million injection, valued at roughly ₹2,74,00,00,000, will fund the construction of Unit 3 on a 10‑acre site.  

The company plans to add production lines, enhance in‑house finishing processes and create space for future expansion into related aerospace components. The round follows a $12 million Series A raised in April 2024. 

Company Background and Product Offering 

Founded in 2008, JJG Aero specialises in high precision machined components for aircraft systems and engines. Its product range covers seating, cargo, landing, electric and air management systems.  

Clients include Boeing, Liebherr, Collins Aerospace, Safran, Woodward and Parker. The firm operates from two one‑acre sites and is scaling to a larger 10‑acre campus to meet rising global demand. 

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Investor Participation and Market Context 

Norwest Venture Partners makes its first entry into the aerospace sector with this investment. The firm highlighted India’s capability to supply high quality components to global manufacturers.  

Recent activity in the sector includes a ₹30300 crore raise by Rangsons Aerospace and a $20 million (≈ ₹1,72,00,00,000) investment in LAT Aerospace by a leading tech entrepreneur. 

Conclusion 

The Series B funding provides JJG Aero with capital to enlarge its Bengaluru footprint, strengthen vertical integration and support strategic initiatives. The investment reflects broader interest in India’s aerospace component supply chain. 

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