Rolls-Royce completed a $1 billion modernization of its Indianapolis, Indiana facilities. The project represents a decade-long investment in manufacturing, assembly, and testing capabilities. This overhaul establishes the campus as one of the company's most advanced global engine sites.
The facility serves as a critical component of the U.S. defense industrial base. These upgrades support a growing portfolio of military projects and future defense sector growth.
The plant produces engines for the Air Force B-52J and the Army MV-75 future assault aircraft. It also manufactures engines for the Navy MQ-25A autonomous refueling drone.