Indian startup Jeh Aerospace announced it has raised $11 million in Series A funding to enhance the commercial aircraft supply chain in India. Led by Elevation Capital, the round also included participation from General Catalyst and other prominent strategic investors.
Founded by former Tata Group executives Vishal Sanghavi and Venkatesh Mudragalla, Jeh Aerospace is built on a mission to reduce bottlenecks in aerospace manufacturing by providing high-quality, precision-made metallic components for engine parts and aerostructures. Their clients include U.S.-based Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers working with Airbus and Boeing.
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Operating from a 60,000 sqft facility in Hyderabad and headquartered in Atlanta to better serve its U.S. customers, Jeh combines robotics, precision machinery, and IoT to bring component lead times down from 15 weeks to just 15 days. The startup has already produced over 100,000 aviation-critical parts, processed more than 250,000 machine hours, and onboarded long-term contracts worth $100 million.
Jeh Aerospace is rapidly expanding its impact, having delivered substantial parts volume and achieved $6 million in ARR, with profitability ahead of schedule. The start-up aims for a 3x–4x revenue increase this year. The newly secured capital will support scaling production, enhancing digital manufacturing, and investing in next-gen aerospace technologies.
