Balu Forge Secures Defence Orders, Expands to Aerospace & Energy Sectors
Balu Forge achieved a 155mm ERFB artillery milestone and dispatched 152mm shells. New orders include 105mm shells, aerospace jet engine components, US oil & gas components, and Czech armoured vehicle parts. The company targets 25-30% annual revenue growth for the next two years.
The announcement details successful execution of defence orders, entry into high-barrier sectors like aerospace, and securing substantial orders from international clients, which are expected to significantly boost revenue and market presence.
The company has achieved significant milestones in defence, secured new orders from leading global customers in defence, aerospace, and energy sectors, and is on track to meet its growth targets, indicating positive business performance and future prospects.
Balu Forge Industries Limited has announced significant progress across its defence, aerospace, energy, and heavy mobility segments. The company has successfully dispatched 152mm empty shells against previous orders and achieved a critical milestone by obtaining quality approval for the 155mm ERFB shell, meeting stringent forging and machining tolerances. Additionally, Balu Forge has received approval and new orders for 105mm empty shells from a major Indian Defence unit, with dispatches commencing shortly.
In the aerospace sector, the company has entered the high-barrier segment by obtaining approval for precision jet engine components. The energy sector sees Balu Forge securing an order for large components, weighing over 450 kg, from a leading U.S. oil and gas company, following successful audits and drawing approvals. Further strengthening its heavy mobility presence, the company has received a purchase order from a prominent Czech Republic-based Armoured vehicle manufacturer.
Commenting on the developments, Trimaan Chandock, Executive Director, stated that this quarter marks a turning point with order conversion to dispatch. He highlighted the company's capability to meet exacting defence standards and its expanding capabilities across sectors and geographies. Balu Forge is in discussions with new customers and plans to expand into additional variants of large-calibre ammunition. The company reaffirms its growth trajectory, targeting a machining volume of 80,000 tonnes and revenue growth of 25-30% annually over the next two years.
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