JJG Aero secures $30 million from Norwest
02 Feb 2026, 01:28 PMThe funds raised will be used to build and add capacity at its upcoming 200,000 square feet facility in North Bangalore.
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Aerospace parts manufacturer JJG Aero has secured Series B funding of $30 million from global venture and growth equity investment firm Norwest.
The funds raised will be used to build and add capacity at its upcoming 200,000 square feet facility in North Bangalore, drive vertical integration, and support other strategic initiatives, the company said in a press release.
JJG Aero is a Bengaluru-based aerospace parts startup founded in 2008 that manufactures seating and cargo systems for planes, landing gear, air management systems, and electric systems for OEMs like Boeing, Pratt & Whitney, Liebherr, Collins and Safran.
"The last five years have witnessed exponential growth for companies such as ours that possess the capabilities, processes, compliance standards, and customer relationships to meet global aerospace demand. The opportunity is immense." JJG Aero's CEO Anuj Jhunjhunwala told the media.
The company had raised $12 million from CX Partners in Series A round in April 2024. With the latest round, their total funding sits at $ 42 million.
Veda Corporate Advisors acted as the sole transaction advisor on the deal.
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