Bharat Forge

India’s manufacturing and technology sectors are moving closer as Bharat Forge and VVDN Technologies announce a strategic partnership focused on automotive and defence applications. The collaboration aims to combine deep manufacturing expertise with advanced electronics and software capabilities, addressing the growing demand for indigenous, high-technology solutions.

Bharat Forge reported a 28% year-on-year increase in net profit for Q3, reaching Rs. 273 crore, driven by strong demand across domestic and international automotive and industrial segments. Revenue growth was supported by increased production volumes, higher value-added product sales, and operational efficiency improvements. Analysts highlight that the company’s focus on technology-driven solutions, diversified clientele, and strategic exports contributed to the performance.

Bharat Forge has won drone-related contracts valued at approximately Rs. 300 crore, marking a significant expansion of its presence in India’s fast-growing defense and aerospace ecosystem. The orders reinforce the company’s strategic pivot toward high-technology manufacturing beyond its traditional automotive components business. The contracts are aligned with India’s push for indigenous defense production and increased use of unmanned systems for surveillance and tactical operations.