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Aerospace components manufacturer JJG Aero raises $12M in funding from CX Partners

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Bengaluru-based aerospace components manufacturer JJG Aero has secured $12 million in funding from CX Partners. The funds will be used to expand the company's manufacturing capacity and support other corporate initiatives. JJG Aero specializes in manufacturing high-precision machined components for the commercial aerospace, automotive, and industrial segments. The company has experienced significant growth in recent years, and the investment will help it meet the rising demand in the aerospace supply chain. CX Partners believes that aero-parts and component manufacturing is an emerging segment in India's manufacturing outsourcing story and sees JJG Aero well-positioned to capitalize on the opportunities.

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