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The aerospace supply chain tag on WindowsForum.com covers the business and operational side of aerospace manufacturing, with a focus on how suppliers like Aequs are expanding into consumer electronics and PC device production. Recent content highlights the financial challenges of such diversification, including low capacity utilization and EBITDA losses, while noting the implications for Windows hardware buyers and IT teams who rely on these suppliers for behind-the-scenes manufacturing. The tag explores how aerospace suppliers are positioning themselves in the broader technology supply chain, touching on capital expenditure plans and revenue shifts. It is relevant for readers interested in the intersection of aerospace, manufacturing, and the Windows device ecosystem.
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    Aequs Consumer Electronics Loses ₹361M as Device Capacity Sits at 22%

    Aequs’ consumer electronics unit generated ₹734 million (₹73.4 crore) in the quarter ended June 30, 2026—19% of company revenue—but its ₹361 million EBITDA loss shows how far the aerospace supplier remains from turning its new PC and device manufacturing capacity into a durable profit engine. As...