MILESTONES
2024
  • Kalyani Steel Limited has proposed to invest Rs 26,000 crore to set up a titanium metal and aerospace components manufacturing and integrated advanced specialty steel and automotive components manufacturing complex.
2024
  • Bharat Forge announces the acquisition of Zorya Mashproekt India.
2023
  • Indo Shell Mould Limited (“ISML”) SIPCOT, Erode has been acquired by J S Auto Cast Foundry India Private Limited (“JS Auto”) a subsidiary of Bharat Forge Limited.
2022
  • Acquisition of JS auto
2021
  • Acquisition of Sanghavi forging
2018
  • Announcement of Strategic Investment in an EV startup, TORK Motorcycles
  • Announcement of strategic stake in Electric Vehicle Company, Tevva Motors (Jersey) Limited
2017
  • Established Kalyani Centre for Manufacturing Innovation
2016
  • Start of Metal Injection Molding Advanced Machining Research Centre
  • Acquisition of Walker Forge Tennessee LLC in North America.
2015
  • Inauguration of ‘High Tech Rail Component Manufacturing Facility’ at Bharat Forge Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, Baramati.
  • Production starts at Alstom-Bharat Forge’s new turbine and generator manufacturing facility in India.
  • Acquisition of Oil & Gas Machining Company, Mécanique Générale Langroise (MGL) in France.
2014
  • Safran and Bharat Forge form partnership to address opportunities in Indian civil and military aerospace.
2013
  • Supply of crankshaft for Indian rails, becoming the 1st indigenous supplier of crankshaft.
2012
  • Company's capital goods division won its first commercial order for two 660 MW supercritical turbine generators David Brown Bharat Forge opens its first industrial gearbox service and assembly centre in Hosur, India.
2010
  • Inauguration of the Ring Rolling facility at Baramati. Establishment of the Kalyani Center for Technology and Innovation.
2009
  • Inauguration of forging and high horse power, industrial - rail, marine and oil & gas crankshaft machining facility at Baramati.
2008
  • Bharat Forge commissioned India's largest commercial open forging press.
2007
  • Centre for Advanced Manufacturing takes shape in Baramati.
2004
  • Joined hands with India's premier institute of technology, BITs Pilani, to enhance internal talent.
2003
  • Established Global Manufacturing Footprint across Europe, North America and China.
2002
  • Investment in Research & Development, Testing & Validation and state-of-the-art Heavy Duty Truck Crankshaft Machining facilities.
2001
  • Commissioning of second 16000 MT press line. First M&A - Acquired order book of Dana.
1991
  • Major break-through in Japan, USA and UK for critical supply of power-train & chassis components.
1990
  • Investment in state-of-the-art forging technology. Commissioning of 16000 MT press line.
1985
  • Initial exports in Europe.
1966
  • Commercial Production begins. Forge Shop- Hammer Technology.
1961
  • Incorporation of Bharat Forge Ltd.
6 Decades of Bharat Forge

Bharat Forge's remarkable six-decade journey is a story of growth and transformation. From its beginnings in automotive components to its present-day stature as a diversified multinational conglomerate, the journey resonates with myriads of stories of innovation and resilience.

With each stride forward, Bharat Forge has not only expanded its business horizons into defence, aerospace, and electric vehicles but has also remained deeply rooted in its commitment to the communities it serves. Through initiatives like adopting 108 villages across Maharashtra, the company's impact transcends mere economic transactions, embracing the essence of inclusive development.

Moreover, the launch of the Planet Positive initiative embodies a personal ethos of environmental consciousness, highlighting Bharat Forge's dedication to leaving a greener footprint for future generations. As a company, Bharat Forge seeks to make a meaningful difference in the world, one village at a time, one sustainable initiative after another.