Bharat Forge and VVDN Technologies Tech Projects: Bharat Forge, which makes defence and other heavy equipment, has started working together with VVDN Technologies. Both companies said they will join hands to build new and smart technologies. They plan to work in areas like cars, defence systems, artificial intelligence, and data centres.
This partnership is about mixing their strengths. Bharat Forge is very good at making strong metal parts and doing precision engineering. VVDN is known for electronics design, software work, system integration, and manufacturing of tech products. By coming together, they want to create better and bigger solutions that match new industry needs and fast changing technology.
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Amit Kalyani, Vice Chairman and Joint MD of Bharat Forge, spoke about this tie up. He said, “Such alliances are integral to our strategy, ensuring that we remain competitive, future-ready, and capable of addressing the evolving needs of the markets we serve”. He explained that working with tech focused companies helps them move faster and give better products to customers.
Defence Orders
In its Q3 FY26 investor update, Bharat Forge shared that its defence order book has now reached Rs 11,130 crore. The company also said it won fresh defence orders worth Rs 1,878 crore.
One big deal was signed with the Ministry of Defence. Bharat Forge will supply 2,50,00 CQB carbines for the Indian armed forces.
Baba Kalyani, Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Forge, also shared his thoughts during the investor presentation. He said, “With both domestic and export markets showing strength across sectors, and the commencement of ATAGS (gun) execution in the second half of FY27, we expect high double-digit top-line growth and corresponding improvements in profitability.” He believes the company will see strong growth once work on the ATAGS gun project begins in the second half of FY27.
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Profit Growth and Share Price Update
The company’s numbers for the December quarter were also strong. Bharat Forge posted a 28% rise in consolidated net profit compared to last year. The profit stood at Rs 272.8 crore. Its revenue also increased by 24.9% year on year and reached Rs 4,342.93 crore.
On the stock market, Bharat Forge shares finished at Rs 1,771 on Wednesday. The stock was up by 1.13% during the day. In the last five trading sessions, the share price has gone up by 6.25%.
