As part of a ‘2030 Roadmap’, the UK and India have agreed to work closely to support India’s indigenous development of the Light Combat Aircraft Mark 2 (LCA Mk2).
The UK has already demonstrated its support by pre-approving an export licence “Permissions List” for combat engine technology transfer.
The two sides have committed to deepen defence cooperation as a key pillar of the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
In an exclusive interaction with Financial Express Online, top company officials said: “Rolls-Royce is keen to partner India for combat engine development with a unique co-creation model wherein the Intellectual Property (IP) for this critical technology will be created and owned in India. With technological know-how and know-why resting within the country, India could further explore opportunities in the global market.”
The UK has already demonstrated its support by pre-approving an export licence “Permissions List” for combat engine technology transfer.
The two sides have committed to deepen defence cooperation as a key pillar of the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
In an exclusive interaction with Financial Express Online, top company officials said: “Rolls-Royce is keen to partner India for combat engine development with a unique co-creation model wherein the Intellectual Property (IP) for this critical technology will be created and owned in India. With technological know-how and know-why resting within the country, India could further explore opportunities in the global market.”