HMT, a CPSE, Signs MoU with Rosatom to Manufacture Additive Technology Machines
Bangalore, March 17, 2026: HMT Limited, a central public sector enterprise (CPSE) under the Ministry of Heavy Industries, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rosatom Additive Technology (RosAT), Russian Federation, to collaborate on the manufacturing of additive technology machines.
The agreement was signed today at HMT Corporate Office, Bangalore, marking a significant step in strengthening India’s capabilities in advanced manufacturing and industrial 3D printing.
Key Highlights
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Parties Involved: HMT Limited (India) & Rosatom Additive Technology (Russia)
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Purpose: Manufacturing of additive technology (3D printing) machines
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Date & Location: March 17, 2026 – HMT Corporate Office, Bangalore
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Significance: Boosts India’s industrial manufacturing and promotes advanced technologies in line with #AatmanirbharBharat
This collaboration will focus on producing cutting-edge additive manufacturing machines, which have applications in aerospace, defense, automotive, and other high-precision engineering sectors. By leveraging Rosatom’s expertise in additive technology, HMT aims to strengthen domestic manufacturing infrastructure and reduce dependence on imports for critical industrial machinery.
The MoU reflects India’s ongoing push toward technological self-reliance and enhanced collaboration with global technology leaders, aligning with national initiatives to modernize the manufacturing sector and promote innovation in industrial equipment.