In response to a growing aerospace market in the region, Bodo Möller Chemie has opened a new warehouse for aerospace and specialty chemicals in Bengaluru, India. The facility measures 930 m² and has a capacity to cool down to -25 °C. According to Bodo Möller, the facility is one of the few distribution centers operated in compliance with international aerospace warehouse standards, closing a crucial gap in the regional supply chain.

Inaugurated in mid-May in the Peenya Industrial Area, one of the largest industrial districts in Bengaluru, the facility is designed to serve the increasing demand from leading OEMs in industry and the aerospace sector for premium materials, stable supply chains, and reliable availability. With its storage capacities for film adhesives, epoxy resin systems, and other temperature-sensitive materials, it meets the specific requirements imposed by Boeing, Airbus and Tier-1 suppliers, according to Bodo Möller. This ensures a stronger foundation for reliable material availability for aircraft parts manufacturing, fuselage production, and MRO services. “India is rapidly emerging as a strategic hub for aerospace and advanced manufacturing,” said Frank Haug, CEO of the Bodo Möller Chemie Group. “This investment underscores our confidence in the Indian market and our commitment to assisting our clients with first-class infrastructure, technical expertise, and a reliable supply chain.”