Jeh Aerospace Raises $11M to build "Mega Factories" in India and the US

Jeh Aerospace, an aerospace manufacturing startup, has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round led by Elevation Capital. The new funding will fuel the company's next phase: building large-scale "mega factories" in India and the U.S. to meet the growing global demand for aircraft components.

Founded in 2022 and co-headquartered in Hyderabad and Atlanta, Jeh Aerospace uses a software-defined manufacturing model to deliver flight-critical parts for commercial aircraft, engines, and defense platforms. By integrating AI, automation, and robotics into the production cycle, Jeh claims to have slashed new product introduction timelines from the industry norm of 15 weeks to just 15 days. Its dual-location model enables proximity to global OEMs while leveraging India’s engineering talent and cost efficiencies.

The new capital will support the expansion of its Hyderabad manufacturing center and the creation of two dedicated internal programs: a Center for Resilience (focused on rapid prototyping) and a Center for Skills (aimed at developing technical talent).

As of August 4, 2025, Jeh Aerospace has raised nearly $15 million in total funding and is emerging as a key player in strengthening aerospace supply chains amid mounting global production bottlenecks.

According to data released by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) earlier this year, global air traffic demand increased by 10.4 percent in 2024 compared to the previous year, exceeding pre-pandemic levels from 2019 by 3.8 percent.

Earlier, US-based fintech startup Ramp raised $500 million in a Series E‑2 round, hitting $22.5B valuation.

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