Dynamatic Technologies Hosts India-Canada Aerospace Roundtable to Expand Industrial Cooperation

Bengaluru-based Dynamatic Technologies Limited hosted the Canada–India Aerospace & Space CEO Roundtable, bringing together senior government representatives and aerospace industry leaders to explore opportunities for strengthening bilateral cooperation in advanced manufacturing, aerospace engineering and space technologies.

The event formed part of the Team Canada Trade Mission to India, led by Canadian Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu in October 2026. The delegation visited Dynamatic Technologies to examine its aerospace manufacturing capabilities, precision engineering expertise and industrial infrastructure.

The engagement highlights growing opportunities for Indian and Canadian companies to strengthen industrial relationships, develop technology partnerships and participate in international aerospace supply chains.

Canadian Trade Minister Visits Dynamatic Technologies

Dynamatic Technologies welcomed Maninder Sidhu and members of the Canadian trade delegation to its aerospace manufacturing facility in Bengaluru.

The delegation included Chris Cooter, Canada’s High Commissioner to India; Mintu Sandhu, Manitoba’s Minister of Public Service Delivery; Ryan Ward, Consul General of Canada; Sara Wilshaw; and Ed Jager, alongside other representatives of the Canadian government and industry.

During the visit, Dynamatic showcased its advanced engineering capabilities, aerospace manufacturing infrastructure and expertise in producing precision components and complex aerostructures.

The company highlighted its manufacturing processes, skilled workforce and integrated approach to aerospace production, demonstrating the capabilities that support its participation in international aerospace programmes.

The roundtable provided an opportunity for discussions on expanding industrial collaboration between Indian and Canadian enterprises in the aerospace and space sectors.

India-Canada Aerospace and Space Industry Leaders Explore Collaboration

The Canada–India Aerospace & Space CEO Roundtable brought together industry executives and government representatives to examine opportunities for cooperation in advanced aerospace manufacturing and emerging technologies.

According to Global Affairs Canada, the discussions focused on identifying new opportunities for industrial collaboration while showcasing Canadian capabilities in the aerospace sector.

The engagement also provided a platform for strengthening relationships between manufacturers, technology enterprises and potential industrial partners.

Aerospace manufacturing requires specialised engineering, precision production, quality assurance and reliable international supply chains. Cooperation between companies with complementary capabilities can support industrial development and create opportunities for participating in larger aerospace programmes.

Dynamatic’s participation reflects the increasing importance of Indian aerospace manufacturers within international industrial networks.

Dynamatic Showcases Advanced Aerospace Manufacturing Capabilities

Dynamatic Technologies is an Indian engineering and manufacturing company specialising in aeronautics, hydraulics, metallurgy and security-related applications.

The company operates manufacturing and engineering facilities in India, the United Kingdom and Germany, serving customers across international markets.

Its aerospace operations include the manufacture of complex aerostructures, precision-engineered components and assemblies used in advanced aircraft programmes.

Dynamatic also maintains research and engineering capabilities covering mechanical engineering, materials technology, computational engineering and aerospace-related development.

During the Canadian delegation’s visit, the company highlighted its ability to combine engineering design, precision manufacturing and skilled craftsmanship in producing sophisticated aerospace components.

These capabilities have enabled Dynamatic to participate in international aerospace supply chains while expanding India’s domestic manufacturing expertise.

Canada’s Largest Trade Mission to India in Three Decades

The aerospace roundtable formed part of a wider Canadian trade mission involving nearly 300 delegates from across Canada, making it the country’s largest business delegation to India in approximately 30 years.

According to Global Affairs Canada, the mission included engagements in Mumbai and Bengaluru, with discussions covering aerospace and space, clean technology, energy transition, information technology, life sciences and agriculture.

The mission resulted in 34 commercial agreements valued at nearly CAD 300 million, reflecting expanding business engagement between companies from the two countries.

Minister Sidhu also held discussions with Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal to advance negotiations towards the proposed India-Canada Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.

The Canadian government has identified aerospace and space technologies among the priority sectors for expanding bilateral commercial engagement.

The visit to Dynamatic Technologies formed part of these efforts to strengthen business relationships and identify opportunities for industrial cooperation.

India-Canada Trade Partnership Gains Momentum

India and Canada are seeking to expand economic cooperation through stronger industrial partnerships, investment relationships and technology-driven trade.

According to Global Affairs Canada, bilateral trade in goods and services reached CAD 30.4 billion in 2025, reflecting the scale of commercial relations between the two economies.

Canada has outlined an ambition to increase annual two-way trade with India to CAD 70 billion by 2030, supported by stronger commercial engagement across major economic sectors.

Aerospace and advanced manufacturing are important areas of cooperation because both countries possess established industrial capabilities, skilled engineering workforces and specialised technology enterprises.

The growing participation of Indian manufacturers in international aircraft programmes also creates opportunities for deeper relationships with Canadian aerospace companies.

Through engagements such as the Bengaluru roundtable, both countries are strengthening connections between government institutions, established manufacturers and emerging technology enterprises.

International Aerospace Partnerships Support Make in India

Dynamatic Technologies’ engagement with the Canadian delegation reflects India’s growing position within international aerospace manufacturing networks.

Indian private-sector companies are increasingly contributing to complex aircraft components, aerostructures, precision engineering and specialised manufacturing processes required by global aerospace companies.

The Make in India initiative has encouraged greater domestic industrial participation in advanced manufacturing while supporting the development of indigenous engineering expertise and production capabilities.

International partnerships complement these efforts by connecting Indian manufacturers with global customers, specialised technologies and established industrial supply chains.

For Dynamatic Technologies, engagement with Canadian aerospace companies provides an opportunity to showcase India’s manufacturing strengths and explore additional avenues for collaboration.

Such interactions also reinforce Bengaluru’s position as an important centre for aerospace engineering, manufacturing and industrial innovation.

Dynamatic Technologies Strengthens India’s Global Aerospace Engagement

The Canada–India Aerospace & Space CEO Roundtable marks another step in strengthening industrial relationships between the two countries.

By hosting senior Canadian government representatives and industry leaders, Dynamatic Technologies demonstrated the capabilities of India’s private aerospace manufacturing sector and its growing participation in international aerospace programmes.

The engagement supports wider efforts to expand bilateral trade, strengthen industrial supply chains and encourage cooperation in advanced technologies.

As India continues developing its aerospace manufacturing ecosystem, international engagements involving companies such as Dynamatic Technologies will contribute to stronger industrial partnerships, expanded commercial opportunities and India’s growing presence in global aerospace manufacturing.

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References

1. Dynamatic Technologies Limited — Official Company Announcement, October 2026: Canada–India Aerospace & Space CEO Roundtable, Official X Account
2. Global Affairs Canada — October 16, 2026: Minister Sidhu Concludes Largest Team Canada Trade Mission to India in 30 Years
3. Dynamatic Technologies Limited — Official Website: Corporate Profile and Aerospace Manufacturing Capabilities
4. Dynamatic Technologies — Official News and Events: Company Announcements and Aerospace Industry Engagements

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