Built for Predictable Execution in Global Manufacturing

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Why Quality Control in Fastener Manufacturing Directly Determines Equipment Lifespan

Team About Us Industries

01 Global manufacturing
is broken at the system level

60%

of OEMs report cost overruns in offshore programs due to supplier fragmentation

02 Most OEMs don't
struggle with capability

3-7%

of revenue invested in R&D
by global industrial OEMs

03 They struggle
with fragmentation

100+

different suppliers used by an average manufacturing enterprise

We are Built for
Global OEM's who
Demand Certainity

We exclusively work with

Global OEMs

Building high-complexity industrial systems across distributed, multi-region manufacturing programs.

Complex industrial programs

Critical industrial builds demanding structured governance, traceability, and repeatable scale.

Multi-year manufacturing relationships

Long-term program partnerships built on execution discipline and process control

>98%+

on-time delivery and QA compliance

100%

parts and components manufactured

300+

audited supplier facilities across India & Southeast Asia

30M+

parts and components manufactured

We replace
fragmentation with

A single engineering standard

Unified quality governance

End-to-end accountability

Predictable outcomes at scale

The Wootz.work
Manufacturing System

We operate as an integrated manufacturing base for the world governed by engineering discipline and digital control

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Engineering Control

Digitally Governed Execution with proprietary digital system

Supplier Ecosystems

Process & Capex Enablement

IP & Outcome Ownership

What We Build

Engineered for complex industrial systems where performance, compliance, and reliability are non-negotiable.

Precision Components

Fabrications

Precision Components

System Integration

Control Panels

Engineering Automation

Assembly Line

Industrial Systems

Manufacturing at Global Scale Demands a New Foundation

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Built for Predictable Execution in Global Manufacturing

01

Global manufacturingis broken at the system level

60%

of OEMs report cost overruns in offshore programs due to supplier fragmentation

02

Most OEMs don't struggle with capability

3-7%

of revenue invested in R&D by global industrial OEMs

03

They struggle with fragmentation