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Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing Limited has experienced significant growth in FY26, focusing on capacity expansion and strengthening its order book in domestic and global aerospace markets. The company reported better-than-expected Q2FY26 financial results despite challenges from increased US export tariffs on critical minerals affecting Indian defense firms.

India is positioned to capture a larger share of the aerospace manufacturing market due to infrastructure investments and skill development. Airbus and other global manufacturers are expanding production, with Airbus targeting 75 A320 aircraft monthly over the next two years.

Unimech's tooling division generated 78% of Q2 revenue, aided by $4 million in orders for ground support equipment. The company is also advancing in precision engineering, semiconductor, and nuclear segments, with bids for projects totaling Rs 800 crores. To counter tariff impacts, Unimech plans to establish a free trade zone by Q4FY26 and is seeking acquisition opportunities.