German aerospace and defence manufacturers are showcasing their technological and production capabilities at Aero India 2025 through a dedicated pavilion organized by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action. The pavilion features 17 companies specializing in aerospace components, precision engineering, avionics, and defence systems.
Exhibitors include AneCom AeroTest, FlexiCAM, Fraunhofer AVIATION & SPACE, HQW Precision GmbH, Kontron HARTMANN-WIENER GmbH, m+p international, Matplus GmbH, Mototok International GmbH, Nordmetall GmbH, PACE Aerospace & IT, Quantum Systems, VIRA DRONES, dSPACE, F. Zimmermann GmbH, and ECM Expo & Conference Management GmbH. These firms represent a range of manufacturing capabilities, from advanced materials and testing solutions to UAV technology and aerospace IT systems.
The Bundeswehr (German Federal Armed Forces) is also present, showcasing the A400M and A330MRTT, which incorporate German-engineered components and manufacturing expertise.
Discussions at the event have focused on industrial collaboration, supply chain integration, and technology partnerships. Representatives from the German government and industry leaders engaged with Indian counterparts, including the newly formed Aerospace Association of India (AIA), represented by Srinivasan Dwarakanath. The delegation also met with the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce and the Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers to explore manufacturing cooperation opportunities.
A networking event attended by industry executives and government representatives provided a platform for further engagement on aerospace production, defence procurement, and technology transfer initiatives.