The deal expands Dynamatic's existing work on the Falcon 6X. The company has already industrialised the rear fuel tank and started commercial deliveries to Dassault. The new mandate covers the full Section 5 rear fuselage.
Dynamatic said the partnership strengthens its role in Dassault's supply chain and aligns with the Make in India programme by deepening local aerospace manufacturing. The two companies have been working together since January 2024 on flight critical aerostructures.
Dassault noted that Dynamatic has become a reliable partner and that the new agreement will support the continued success of the jet, which is known for its range, comfort and advanced technology.
Dynamatic Technologies designs and builds highly engineered products for automotive, aeronautic, hydraulic and security applications. It operates design and manufacturing facilities in India, the UK and Germany.
On a consolidated basis, net profit of Dynamatic Technologies declined 72.49% to Rs 3.31 crore while net sales rose 8.57% to Rs 392.38 crore in Q2 September 2025 over Q2 September 2024.
Shares of Dynamatic Technologies fell 1.45% to Rs 8476.35 on Friday, 5 December 2025.