JJG Aero secures $12m funding from CX Partners
Indian aerospace components manufacturer, JJG Aero, has secured $12m in inaugural funding from CX Partners.
First over the line
Precision machinist, High-Tech Engineering claims it is the first company on the SC21 programme to sustain and improve its performance level from Bronze to Silver.
BAE Insyte recognised the advantage of working with a company committed to improvement and is benefitting from a 100% quality and delivery performance level.
“High-Tech Engineering first came to the attention of BAE Systems Insyte due to its performance on the SC21 programme,” said BAE Systems supplier improvement specialist, Ross Harrison. “It has since become one of our key suppliers and its enthusiasm, attitude towards sustained levels of high performance and a continued drive for improvement are very encouraging. It's pleasure to work with such a responsive and engaged supplier and I look forward to seeing the mutual benefits that will inevitably result from the relationship as it matures.”
www.high-tech-eng.co.uk
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