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Rolls-Royce Signs 'Multi-Million' Engine Deal

Rolls-Royce has signed a multi-million-pound deal that will see 18 engines built and maintained at its Derby aerospace centre.

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Rolls-Royce has signed a deal described as "multi-million" in value, under which the company will build and maintain 18 engines from its Derby aerospace centre, according to the BBC.

The order represents a boost for the company's Derby operations, which serve as a key hub for its aerospace engine manufacturing and maintenance activities.

Continued demand for aerospace engines

The agreement adds to Rolls-Royce's existing order book at a time when demand for aircraft engines has remained strong across both commercial and defense aviation sectors. The Derby centre plays a central role in the company's engine production and through-life maintenance services.

Further details on the customer behind the order, the specific engine type involved, and the exact value of the deal were not disclosed in the available report.

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