
Bharat Forge Limited has announced an investment in its wholly owned overseas subsidiary, Bharat Forge Global Holding GmbH (BFGH), through a contribution to its capital reserve. The investment amounts to €15 million, equivalent to approximately ₹1,600.35 million.
The move is part of the company’s strategy to strengthen its global business operations and support overseas investments through its international holding structure.
BFGH was incorporated on December 15, 2003, and is based in Germany. It serves as the holding company for Bharat Forge’s overseas investments and manages stakes in manufacturing subsidiaries located in countries such as Germany, Sweden, and France.
The company reported a turnover of €6.50 million for the period from January 2024 to December 2024. In the previous years, BFGH recorded revenues of €5.11 million in 2023 and €6.28 million in 2022, reflecting steady operational activity within its global investment structure.
The investment will be made through an equity capital infusion in cash. Despite the new capital contribution, Bharat Forge will continue to hold 100% of the equity capital in BFGH, maintaining full ownership and control of the entity.
The transaction is categorised as a related party transaction because BFGH is a subsidiary of Bharat Forge. However, the company clarified that the investment is being made on an arm’s length basis. Certain senior executives of Bharat Forge, including Amit Kalyani, Subodh Tandale, and Dipak Mane, serve on the advisory board of BFGH.
The capital infusion aims to support the operations and overseas investment activities managed by BFGH. As the holding company for Bharat Forge’s international subsidiaries, BFGH plays an important role in overseeing the group’s manufacturing presence in Europe.
By strengthening the financial position of this entity, the company intends to enhance operational flexibility and support its long-term global expansion plans.
On March 12, 2026, Bharat Forge share price opened at ₹1,789.90. At 11:31 AM, the share price of Bharat Forge was trading at ₹1,748.40, down by 2.71% on the NSE.
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The €15 million investment reflects Bharat Forge’s continued focus on strengthening its international footprint. By reinforcing the capital base of its German holding company, the firm aims to support overseas subsidiaries and ensure sustained growth in global manufacturing markets.
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Published on: Mar 12, 2026, 11:38 AM IST

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