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Balu Forge Industries has commenced operations of its empty shell production line - one of the first 100% indigenously built production line in India - at its greenfield manufacturing campus in Belgaum, Karnataka. The line with an annual production capacity of 360,000 shells has an advanced forging and machining line for large calibre ammunition projectiles.

The empty shell production line enhances Balu Forge's capability to deliver advanced machining solutions for critical applications in the defence industry. The company has plans to further expand the production line to meet the global and domestic demand.

The entire forging line has achieved near 100% automation powered by FANUC Robotics which makes it one of the most advanced both in India and the global defence manufacturing market.

The entire production line has been designed in-house. Over 18 machinery manufacturers were involved in designing, developing and commercialising the 100% Make in India production line. The complete forging line is unmanned and it has been programmed and commissioned in-house with a cycle time of 55 seconds.

This development aligns with Balu Forge's long-term strategy to expand its precision engineering portfolio across industries and geographies with continued emphasis on supplying fully machined components. This is a part of the Company's plan to commercialise its greenfield facility in Belgaum, Karnataka. In addition, Balu Forge is also working towards rolling out a number of high precision production lines in a phased manner in the near future, driving the government's Atmanirbhar Bharat mission and serving the Indian defence industry.

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Net profit of Balu Forge Industries rose 35.50% to Rs 65.04 crore in the quarter ended September 2025 as against Rs 48.00 crore during the previous quarter ended September 2024. Sales rose 34.38% to Rs 299.51 crore in the quarter ended September 2025 as against Rs 222.88 crore during the previous quarter ended September 2024.

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Balu Forge Industries will hold a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company on 14 November 2025.

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Balu Forge Industries has commenced operations of a precision machining line at the Company's new manufacturing campus in Belgaum, Karnataka. The line features 7-Axis and 11-Axis CNC machines, representing one of the first installations of this specification in the region.

The precision machining line enhances Balu Forge's capability to deliver advanced machining solutions for critical applications in railways, defence, aerospace and other precision industries. It enables the production of complex components with improved accuracy, reduced setup times and higher levels of customization. The infrastructure is designed to support the machining of parts with tight tolerances, complex geometries and quicker turnaround requirements.

The multi-axis machining line includes CNC equipment sourced from leading precision machinery manufacturers in Spain and Germany. These machines can process components up to 2.5 metres in length and across a broad range of materials including aluminium and titanium. This expands the Company's ability to manufacture critical components such as valve bodies, impellers, turbine blades, brackets & landing gear parts to name a few. The additional machining capacity from this installation is estimated at 12,000 tons per annum.

This development aligns with Balu Forge's long-term strategy to expand its precision engineering portfolio across industries and geographies, with continued emphasis on supplying fully machined components. This is in line with the commercialization of the greenfield facility in Belgaum, Karnataka with a number of high precision production lines serving critical industries namely defence & aerospace to go live in the near future in a phased manner.

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