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Godrej systems fly on ISRO EOS-05 mission
Business Standard··11 Sept
Godrej Enterprises Group said its aerospace unit supplied Vikas engines, cryogenic engine nozzles and satellite thruster components for ISRO’s EOS-05 mission on GSLV-F17. The Earth observation satellite is meant for weather forecasting, agricultural planning, natural resource management and environmental monitoring. Business head Maneck Behramkamdin said the firm has built liquid propulsion engines and thruster parts for over four decades.
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What It Means For You
- Weather, farm planning and resource agencies are named as users of EOS-05 Earth observation data.
- Godrej’s statement ties those uses to propulsion and thruster hardware it says it supplied.
- The conglomerate describes itself as a 129-year-old engineering and design-led group.
What's Happening
- EOS-05 launched on ISRO’s GSLV-F17 rocket, according to the company release.
- Listed hardware contributions were Vikas engines, cryogenic engine nozzles and satellite thruster components.
- Behramkamdin called each successful mission a moment of national pride in the quoted remarks.
What EOS-05 Is For
- Godrej framed the delivery as part of a longer industrial role in ISRO programmes.
- The article is presented as company news on the successful EOS-05 mission.
- No independent failure or anomaly details appear in the available copy.
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