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Marshall’s engineering gets boosted with Indian partner Tech Mahindra





Marshall and Tech Mahindra, a multinational information technology services and consulting company based in Pune, India, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) “to identify and develop opportunities to work together across the aerospace and defence domains”.

Tech Mahindra and Marshall will harness their unique capabilities to drive growth and innovation in the aerospace market. These capabilities include extensive expertise in aerostructures, electrical and mechanical engineering, airworthiness, and stress test engineering, gained over many years.

Marshall HQ, Newmarket Road, Cambridge. Picture: Keith Heppell
Marshall HQ, Newmarket Road, Cambridge. Picture: Keith Heppell

The partnership will support the expansion of Marshall’s engineering services programmes by capitalising on Tech Mahindra’s strengths in the aerospace engineering sector, enabling joint participation in aircraft design and manufacture, special mission platforms, and the development of digital maintenance, repair, and overhaul technologies.

Marshall will leverage Tech Mahindra’s expertise in data analytics and intelligent field support technologies to deliver actionable insights into the health and usage of its connected infrastructure solutions.

With nearly three decades of experience and expertise, Tech Mahindra is a global leader in engineering services for the aerospace industry. The organisation works with eight of the top 10 aerospace manufacturers and offers innovative solutions for OEMs and aftermarket.

Front row from left are RV Narasimham , president – engineering services, Tech Mahindra, and Gareth Williams, CEO, Marshall. Back row from left are Prasad Gonella, head of A&D – Auto and High-Tech Sector, Tech Mahindra, Nigel Thomas, AVP – Aerospace & Defence, Tech Mahindra, and Iain Gillespie, director purchasing & supply chain, Marshall
Front row from left are RV Narasimham , president – engineering services, Tech Mahindra, and Gareth Williams, CEO, Marshall. Back row from left are Prasad Gonella, head of A&D – Auto and High-Tech Sector, Tech Mahindra, Nigel Thomas, AVP – Aerospace & Defence, Tech Mahindra, and Iain Gillespie, director purchasing & supply chain, Marshall

“We are excited to be taking this major step forward with Tech Mahindra,” said Marshall chief operating officer Gareth Williams.

“As two family-owned businesses with a global presence and a shared commitment to providing critical support to our customers, we have a lot in common – but we also possess distinct and mutually complementary strengths.

“There is ample scope for Tech Mahindra to support Marshall’s ongoing programmes, and their global reach and expertise will undoubtedly unlock new use cases and markets where we have not yet established a presence.”

“The aerospace and defence engineering sector faces significant challenges, including the need to drive productivity gains and sustainable technology advancements,” said RV Narasimham president – engineering services, Tech Mahindra.

“By combining Tech Mahindra’s global engineering and technology capabilities with Marshall’s rich heritage and specialised knowledge, we are poised to create a powerful partnership to drive innovation and deliver exceptional value to our customers and enable the industry to scale at speed.”



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