Five Lions Global Consortium, an established international strategic and industrial cooperation platform, is strengthening its operational presence in India to develop coordinated global manufacturing capabilities across precision engineering, advanced technologies, aerospace, specialised industrial products and strategic sectors.
Guided by its philosophy of “Make in India for the World,” the Consortium seeks to connect international technological expertise, engineering capabilities, investment and market access with India’s expanding industrial infrastructure.
Built upon several years of international collaboration among engineering, technology, industry and strategic affairs professionals, Five Lions has developed a network of commercial and technological relationships aimed at addressing growing global demand for specialised manufacturing capacity, niche engineering solutions and next-generation industrial technologies.
The Consortium is now positioning India as the principal base for its global operations, strengthening manufacturing partnerships, integrating international technologies and contributing to India’s role in global industrial supply chains. Speaking at a media interaction in New Delhi, Somnath Siddharth Dasgupta, Principal Global Director of Five Lions Global Consortium, outlined the organisation’s vision of developing a coordinated international industrial ecosystem rather than operating as a conventional manufacturing company.
Ian Church, Director of AI and Process Engineering, emphasised the role of artificial intelligence, advanced automation, process engineering and international technological cooperation as enablers of improved manufacturing productivity, precision, product consistency and specialised industrial capabilities.
Dinesh Shringarpure, Executive Director, highlighted the importance of production quality, manufacturing coordination, international standards and reliable delivery. Additional dedicated manufacturing infrastructure forms part of the Consortium’s phased expansion strategy.