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Rolls-Royce to Invest US$398 Million in UK Manufacturing

The company said the program will expand capacity at sites in Derby, Bristol and other locations, while supporting thousands of skilled jobs and suppliers.

  • On Monday, September 28, 2026, Rolls-Royce announced a £300 million investment to upgrade manufacturing and engineering facilities across the United Kingdom for aerospace and defence production.
  • The firm has invested over £3 billion in the United Kingdom since 2023 and spent over £2.8 billion with domestic suppliers in 2025, demonstrating sustained commitment to UK infrastructure.
  • Derby receives over £140 million for civil aerospace facilities, Bristol's military propulsion site gets over £90 million, with additional funding for Inchinnan, Rotherham, and Ansty to expand manufacturing capacity.
  • UK Finance Minister John Healey called the move a "powerful vote of confidence" in Britain's economic stability, while CEO Tufan Erginbilgic said it reflects intent to support British engineering talent.
  • Derby upgrades finish by 2028, Rotherham targets doubled turbine blade output by 2030, and Bristol work completes by 2031, positioning the company for long-term competitiveness in global aerospace and defence.
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<p>Rolls-Royce invests hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade Britain's aviation and defence capabilities Rolls-Royce will invest about $400 million in upgrading aviation and defence capabilities in the UK. Investments covering five cities</p>.

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John Healey says Rolls-Royce plans to invest an extra £300M in British factories

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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