Chennai-based Trusted Aerospace Engineering (TASE Global) has announced its significant acquisition of U.S. firm Joined Alloys for an impressive ₹106 crore. This strategic move is set to profoundly expand TASE Global’s expertise, particularly in the critical area of precision metal assembly. The company also plans to swiftly establish these advanced manufacturing capabilities within India.
Sankararaman Vaidyanathan, Chairman of TASE Group, highlighted the importance of this acquisition, stating, “This is a crucial step in our forward integration strategy. It unlocks powerful synergies across aerospace manufacturing, defense, and medical applications, enabling us to tackle even more ambitious projects. TASE Global is now poised to become an indispensable, end-to-end strategic partner for major tier-1 industry players.”
The acquisition effectively adds two state-of-the-art facilities to TASE Global’s existing operations in both India and the U.S. Combined, the companies currently boast a revenue of $32 million, with projections to reach $40 million by next year and an ambitious target of $100 million within the next three years, signaling robust growth.
TASE Global has built its reputation on precision manufacturing of components and providing innovative solutions across aerospace, medical, and industrial sectors, with operational bases in the U.S. and India, complemented by offices in Portugal and France. Joined Alloys brings specialized precision expertise in complex aerospace components, sub-assemblies, and complete assemblies. Their unique strengths include brazing, advanced heat treatment, vacuum brazing, non-destructive testing (NDT), and sophisticated sheet metal fabrication, with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) being a key client.
Looking ahead to its Indian operations, TASE Global revealed plans for a substantial investment of $24 million in new capacity expansion and offerings during the 2025-26 fiscal year. Furthermore, between 2026 and 2028, the company intends to commit $50 million towards developing a cutting-edge, 2,50,000 sq. ft. facility. This advanced hub will integrate sheet metal work, surface treatment, large-format machining, and assembly/sub-assembly capabilities under one roof, strategically located in a tax-free zone in India.
When pressed for details on the new Indian location, Mr. Vaidyanathan confirmed it would be established in Tamil Nadu. The company has already invested nearly $9 million over the past three years to build its current capacities and is now focused on achieving a revenue target of $60 million for the financial year 2026-27, up from an anticipated $45 million in 2025-26.