Jeh Aerospace raises $11 million in Series A round led by Elevation Capital

Aerospace manufacturing startup Jeh Aerospace has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round led by Elevation Capital with participation from existing investor General Catalyst.

The startup plans to use the funds to build mega factories and enhance software-defined manufacturing for scalable, reliable production, it announced on tuesday.

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 “We will be investing significantly in our capabilities from this round across operations and technology and continue building strong teams in the US and India,” said CEO Vishal Sanghavi.

“Their software-defined manufacturing model addresses a fundamental challenge in the industry—the need for both precision and agility in production. What impresses us most is their ability to combine cutting-edge technology with deep manufacturing expertise, creating a solution that the global aerospace supply chain desperately needs,” said Ashray Iyengar, Principal, Elevation Capital.

Akarsh Shrivastava, Partner at General Catalyst, said, “Their software defined manufacturing approach and proven delivery demonstrate the scalable, reliable production the aerospace industry needs. By harnessing exceptional engineering talent with proximity to US markets, Jeh is reshaping aerospace manufacturing.”

About Jeh Aerospac

Founded in 2022 by Vishal R. Sanghavi and Venkatesh Mudragalla, Hyderabad-based Jeh Aerospace manufactures high-precision flight-critical components, tools, and assemblies for global aerospace OEMs and tier-I/II suppliers. 

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Serving both aerospace and defence sectors, the company has delivered over one lakh components and tools and secured $100 million in long-term contracts.

In early 2024, Jeh Aerospace raised $2.75 million in seed funding led by General Catalyst. 

Since then, the company has grown to a team of over 100, delivered more than 100,000 flight-critical components and tools and signed $100 million in long-term contracts with major global aerospace firms.