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Key Metrics
Qtr Change %
31.95% Fall from 52W High
-12.7
TTM PE Ratio
High in industry
62
Price to Book Ratio
Below industry Median
8.1
Dividend yield 1yr %
Below industry Median
0.7
TTM PEG Ratio
PEG TTM is much higher than 1
3

Bharat Forge Ltd Key Financials

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*All values are in ₹ Cr.

*All values are in ₹ Cr.

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Bharat Forge Ltd Quarterly Revenue

Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023Sep 2023
3688.51 Cr
4106.15 Cr
4164.21 Cr
3866.41 Cr
3774.19 Cr

Bharat Forge Ltd Yearly Revenue

Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
15909.5 Cr
13083.12 Cr
10656.98 Cr
6505.16 Cr
8243.71 Cr

Bharat Forge Ltd Quarterly Net Profit/Loss

Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023Sep 2023
243.88 Cr
173.89 Cr
226.56 Cr
252.74 Cr
214.36 Cr

Bharat Forge Ltd Yearly Net Profit/Loss

Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
904.84 Cr
541.82 Cr
1110.08 Cr
-96.99 Cr
392.15 Cr

Bharat Forge Ltd shareholding Pattern

Promoter
44.1%
Foreign Institutions
17.9%
Mutual Funds
18.8%
Domestic Institutions
28.5%
Public
9.6%
Promoter
45.2%
Foreign Institutions
18.7%
Mutual Funds
16.5%
Domestic Institutions
26.5%
Public
9.6%
Promoter
45.2%
Foreign Institutions
17%
Mutual Funds
19.4%
Domestic Institutions
28.2%
Public
9.6%
Promoter
45.2%
Foreign Institutions
16.5%
Mutual Funds
19.8%
Domestic Institutions
28.2%
Public
10%
Promoter
45.2%
Foreign Institutions
16.6%
Mutual Funds
19.8%
Domestic Institutions
27.9%
Public
10.2%
Promoter
45.2%
Foreign Institutions
16.3%
Mutual Funds
19.8%
Domestic Institutions
28.1%
Public
10.4%

Bharat Forge Ltd Technical Analysis

Moving Averages Analysis
Moving Averages Analysis
Current Price
Bullish Moving Averages
5
Bearish Moving Averages
11
5Day EMA
1,212.80
10Day EMA
1,218.10
12Day EMA
1,222.60
20Day EMA
1,242.00
26Day EMA
1,255.60
50Day EMA
1,302.70
100Day EMA
1,365.70
200Day EMA
1,374.50
5Day SMA
1,211.60
10Day SMA
1,203.90
20Day SMA
1,248.00
30Day SMA
1,275.10
50Day SMA
1,301.20
100Day SMA
1,402.80
150Day SMA
1,482.40
200Day SMA
1,461.50
Delivery & Volume

Delivery & Volume

PeriodCombined Delivery VolumeNSE+BSE Traded Volume
Day Rs
936493 Rs
1472412 Rs
Week Rs
672974 Rs
1035185 Rs
Month Rs
728083 Rs
1143304 Rs
Resistance & Support
1,213.87
Pivot
Resistance
First Resistance
1,241.68
Second Resistance
1,256.92
Third Resistance
1,284.73
Support
First Support
1,198.63
Second support
1,170.82
Third Support
1,155.58
Relative Strength Index
42.72
Money Flow Index
49.76
MACD
-32.97
MACD Signal
-34.37
Average True Range
34.67
Average Directional Index
33.35
Rate of Change (21)
-5.60
Rate of Change (125)
-22.92

Bharat Forge Ltd Company background

Founded in: 1961
Managing director: B N Kalyani

Bharat Forge Ltd (BFL), headquartered in Pune, India, stands as a global leader in the manufacturing of high-performance, safety-critical components and solutions. The company caters to a wide spectrum of industries, including automotive, railways, power, defense, aerospace, marine, oil and gas, and construction and mining. A flagship entity of the Kalyani Group, Bharat Forge has built a legacy of innovation and technological advancement since its inception in 1961. Today, it operates state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities across locations such as Mundhwa, Baramati, Chakan, Satara, and Nellore, producing forged and machined components, including aluminum castings, for automotive and industrial applications.

Bharat Forge began its journey in 1961, with commercial production commencing in 1966. The company marked its entry into global markets in 1995 by securing a significant export contract for undercarriage components to the former USSR. By 1990, Bharat Forge had already invested in advanced forging technology, commissioning a 16,000 MT press line that set the stage for further growth.

In the early 1990s, the company expanded its supply network to Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom, providing engine and chassis components. By 2001, Bharat Forge had commissioned its second 16,000 MT press line and acquired the order book of Dand Kirkstall. The company's commitment to innovation was evident with an $80 million investment in R&D, testing, validation, and heavy-duty truck crankshaft machining facilities in 2002.

Bharat Forge’s ambition to become a global leader led to a series of strategic acquisitions. In 2003, the company acquired Carl Dan Peddinghaus GmbH & Co. KG in Germany, making Bharat Forge the second-largest forging company in the world. The acquisition spree continued with Imatra Kilsta AB in Sweden and Scottish Stampings in Scotland, forming the Imatra Forging Group.

In 2005, the company expanded its presence in the United States by acquiring Federal Forge, later renamed Bharat Forge America Inc., strengthening its position in one of its largest markets. This move allowed the company to provide cutting-edge forging and machining solutions to global clients.

Bharat Forge has consistently diversified its operations. In 2006, the company invested $100 million to establish dedicated forging and machining facilities for non-automotive components. In 2008, Bharat Forge and Alstom formed a joint venture to manufacture supercritical power plant equipment. By 2009, the company began producing heavy forgings for aerospace and large diesel engines at its Baramati facility.

Bharat Forge is renowned for its continuous pursuit of technological excellence. In 2010, the company commissioned a vertical heat treatment facility for turbine and generator rotors, enhancing its capacity to produce critical industrial components. Its Ring Rolling Mill in Baramati became a key supplier of precision rings for gearbox manufacturers.

In 2013, the company’s joint venture with Alstom Power bagged a ₹2,251 crore order from NTPC, underlining its prowess in power sector solutions. By 2015, Bharat Forge inaugurated a high-tech rail component manufacturing facility at its advanced manufacturing center in Baramati.

Bharat Forge has been proactive in forging partnerships to drive growth. Its collaboration with Rolls-Royce led to a long-term supply agreement, while its partnership with Boeing involved the production of titanium forgings for Boeing’s aircraft, including the 737 MAX and 777X.

In 2017, Bharat Forge entered the defense sector by launching Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems (KRAS) in partnership with Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel. KRAS became India’s first private-sector facility for advanced defense subsystem manufacturing.

As the global focus shifted towards electric mobility, Bharat Forge took significant steps to be part of this transformation. In 2018, the company invested in Tork Motors, an electric motorcycle startup, gaining expertise in electric powertrain development. The subsidiary, Kalyani Powertrain Limited, launched electric motorbikes KRATOS and KRATOS-R in 2022, receiving a remarkable response from the market.

Bharat Forge has steadily expanded its defense capabilities. The development of the Kalyani M4 armored vehicle and the Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) marked its foray into sophisticated defense equipment manufacturing. The KM4 vehicle successfully underwent trials in challenging environments like the Rann of Kutch, further cementing Bharat Forge's reputation in the defense industry.

Bharat Forge’s operations span multiple countries, including Germany, Sweden, Scotland, the United States, and Israel. The company’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in initiatives such as its collaboration with NASA JPL to produce ventilators during the pandemic and its efforts in localizing electric powertrain components.

In recent years, Bharat Forge’s aluminum forging facilities in North Carolina, US, and Germany have bolstered its capabilities in lightweight and sustainable manufacturing solutions.

Bharat Forge’s robust financial performance underscores its market leadership. The company has consistently generated strong cash flows, enabling significant capital investments and strategic acquisitions. The Bharat Forge share price reflects the company’s growth trajectory and investor confidence in its diversified business model. With an expanding portfolio across sectors like automotive, defense, and electric mobility, Bharat Forge remains a preferred choice for long-term investment.

Looking ahead, Bharat Forge aims to strengthen its position in emerging markets, particularly in electric mobility and defense. Its investments in advanced manufacturing technologies, strategic partnerships, and innovative product development will likely drive sustained growth.

Bharat Forge’s legacy of excellence, coupled with its commitment to innovation, positions it as a global leader in high-performance engineering solutions, ensuring a promising future for the company and its stakeholders.

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Bharat Forge Ltd FAQs

Bharat Forge Ltd shares are currently priced at 1227.9 on NSE and 1229.4 on BSE as of 1/22/2025 12:00:00 AM. Please be aware that stock prices are subject to continuous fluctuations due to various factors.

The past 1-year return of Bharat Forge Ltd [BHARATFORG] share was 2.88. The Bharat Forge Ltd [BHARATFORG] share hit a 1-year low of Rs. 1063 and a 1-year high of Rs. 1804.5.

The market cap of Bharat Forge Ltd is Rs. 58635.18 Cr. as of 1/22/2025 12:00:00 AM.

The PE ratios of Bharat Forge Ltd is 39.04 as of 1/22/2025 12:00:00 AM.

The PB ratios of Bharat Forge Ltd is 5.6 as of 1/22/2025 12:00:00 AM

The Mutual Fund Shareholding was 18.85% at the end of 1/22/2025 12:00:00 AM.

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