Key Highlights
- Sigma Advanced Systems to acquire 100% stake in UK-based Bromford Precision Solutions for approximately ₹153 crore.
- The acquisition will be completed through wholly owned subsidiary Sigma Advanced Systems UK Limited.
- Bromford manufactures precision aero-engine rings and complex aerospace components for leading OEMs.
- The transaction is expected to close by the end of July 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.
- The acquisition has received approval under the UK’s National Security and Investment Act.
- Bromford reported turnover of approximately ₹228.12 crore for the twelve months ended April 2026.
- Sigma plans to improve margins through automation and selective manufacturing transition to India.
- The acquisition is expected to strengthen Sigma’s global aerospace and defence manufacturing platform.
Hyderabad-based Sigma Advanced Systems Limited has announced the acquisition of 100% equity stake in UK-based Bromford Precision Solutions Limited for approximately GBP 11.89 million (around ₹153 crore). The acquisition is aimed at expanding the company’s global aerospace and defence manufacturing capabilities and strengthening its presence in the Rolls-Royce supply chain.
The transaction, which is subject to customary closing conditions, is expected to be completed by the end of July 2026 or within six weeks of signing, according to the company’s regulatory filing. The acquisition has been structured as a cash consideration and values Bromford at an enterprise value multiple of approximately 4.6 times adjusted EBITDA (CY2026 estimate).
Strategic expansion in aerospace manufacturing
Sigma Advanced Systems said the acquisition aligns with its international growth strategy by adding advanced precision engineering capabilities in the United Kingdom. Bromford Precision Solutions is a specialist manufacturer of high-precision aero-engine rings and complex machined aerospace components.
The company operates from its manufacturing facility in Leicestershire, UK, and supplies specialised components such as compressor casings, ducts, brackets, lock plates and aero-engine rings to leading aerospace original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Sigma stated that Bromford’s expertise complements its existing capabilities in manufacturing larger aerospace structures while expanding its product portfolio for global aerospace and power generation customers.
Focus on operational improvements
Following the acquisition, Sigma plans to implement its operational strategy across Bromford’s business to improve profitability and support long-term growth.
The value creation plan includes:
- Expanding EBITDA margins through capital investment and automation.
- Transitioning select component manufacturing to India to improve cost competitiveness.
- Driving revenue growth through deeper engagement with existing OEM customers and expansion of long-term supply agreements.
Bromford’s existing management team will continue to oversee day-to-day operations with support from Sigma’s leadership.
Management commentary
Commenting on the acquisition, Sunil Kalidindi, Chief Executive Officer of Sigma Advanced Systems, said the acquisition strengthens the company’s position within one of the world’s most demanding aero-engine supply chains. He added that Bromford’s precision manufacturing capabilities complement Sigma’s existing operations and enhance its global manufacturing platform.
Financial and transaction details
Under the Share Purchase Agreement signed on July 13, 2026, Sigma Advanced Systems will acquire the business through its wholly owned subsidiary, Sigma Advanced Systems UK Limited.
According to the filing:
- Acquisition value stands at GBP 11.89 million (approximately ₹153 crore).
- Sigma will acquire 100% equity shareholding in Bromford Precision Solutions.
- The acquisition is not a related-party transaction.
- Required approvals under the UK’s National Security and Investment Act have already been obtained.
- Bromford reported revenue of approximately ₹228.04 crore for the twelve months ended April 30, 2026.
The company’s turnover over the last three financial years was:
- FY2026: Approximately ₹228.12 crore.
- FY2025: Approximately ₹154.92 crore.
- FY2024: Approximately ₹89.36 crore.
Sigma said the acquisition is expected to strengthen its global aerospace manufacturing footprint by combining operations in India and the United Kingdom while expanding its presence in international aerospace and defence supply chains.