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On Navy Day, Rolls-Royce Underpins its Commitment to Partner the Indian Navy for its 'Fleet of the Future'
India Strategic
|December 2022
Rolls-Royce has been a proud partner of the Indian armed forces for nine decades and continues to explore opportunities to serve India's naval modernisation programme
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As India celebrates Navy Day 2022, Rolls-Royce salutes the valiant officers of the Indian N Navy and reinforces its commitment to support the forces on the journey ahead towards modernisation and electrification of the future naval fleet.
Over the past eight decades, Rolls-Royce has pioneered some of the most important technical advances in marine propulsion including the use of aero-gas turbines for surface ship propulsion. The company's rich experience in supporting the electrification of the Royal Navy's warships over many years makes it well-equipped to partner the Indian Navy for its future fleet.
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