The encouraging performance of the company in 2019-20 has been achieved inspite of difficulties in cash flows, interruptions in operations due to workmen agitation and the interruption arising in the month of March 2020 due to COVID 19 lockdown which has affected the final tests and certification of certain additional aircraft that were under final stages of production.
This sustenance in financial performance during current financial year is in wake of production of 31 new aircraft / helicopters and 117 new engines and overhaul of 199 aircraft / helicopters and 490 engines
HAL has managed to sustain the growth rate and turnover in the current circumstances due to uniform production and project execution measures put in place by the company.
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