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Aerospace business of Godrej Enterprises Group Delivers L110 Stage Vikas Engine for Gaganyaan Programme

November 13, 2025. Godrej Enterprises Group’s Aerospace business announced that it has delivered the first-of-its-kind human-rated L110 Stage Vikas Engine to the Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC, ISRO), marking a significant milestone in its support of India’s ambitious Gaganyaan Human Spaceflight Programme. This achievement highlights Godrej Enterprises Group’s steadfast commitment to indigenous manufacturing excellence and its contribution to India’s Make in India vision for space exploration.

The LVM3 Gaganyaan Launch Vehicle, developed by ISRO, is a human-rated launch vehicle designed to carry Indian astronauts into space. In this mission, the Crew Module (Gaganyaan Capsule) will re-enter Earth’s atmosphere safely after completing its planned experiments.

Mr Maneck Behramkamdin, Executive Vice President and Business Head, Aerospace Business, Godrej Enterprises Group (Photo Source: Maneck Behramkamdin on X)

Maneck Behramkamdin, Executive Vice President & Business Head, Aerospace business, a part of Godrej Enterprises Group, said, “This is not just a milestone for Godrej Enterprises Group, but also a matter of immense national pride. Contributing to India’s first human spaceflight programme is both an honour and a responsibility that we carry with the highest commitment. This achievement reaffirms our long-standing partnership with ISRO and LPSC, and showcases our capability to deliver mission-critical technology that strengthens India’s leadership in space exploration.”

With this milestone, Godrej Enterprises Group reinforces its legacy of collaboration with ISRO in developing advanced systems that drive India’s space ambitions. Over the past four decades, the business has played a key role in landmark missions including Chandrayaan, NISAR, and other critical projects supplying high-precision engines and components that have helped establish India as a global leader in Space exploration.

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