Corporate Development

Published: Feb 15, 2022
Updated: Feb 15, 2022

Ganga Forging
US export order worth Rs 40 million

Rajkot-based Ganga Forging Ltd (NSE: GANGAFORGE), one of the country’s leading steel forging and machine components manufacturer, which supplies specialized components to major industries like construction, railways, mechanical industries, oil refineries and mining, has informed the NSE that it has bagged an export order from the US of $ 533,588 (around Rs 40 million).

The products ordered by the US importer include crankshafts and connecting rods. The company has 3 decades of experience and manufactures forging parts at its ultra-modern, fully automated forging and machining facility near Rajkot in Gujarat.

Ganga Forging’s vision is to be recognized as a leader in the forging manufacturing industry. It strives to achieve this by onboarding the right talent and by growing as an organization. In the manufacturing space, it is one of the few forging parts manufacturers growing at an exceptional rate.

It is on a mission to become a brand that is synonymous with world-class ethics and business principles. Its mission also entails becoming an internationally reputed company and it is well on the way to meeting that objective. The company has built an enviable brand recall because of its consistent delivery of quality products.

STATE-OF-ART MANUFACTURING UNIT

The company delivers sophisticated industrial components with zero defects as all components are finished to perfection. As a leading forging parts manufacturer, Ganga Forging offers cost-effective options along with timely delivery. Along with serving leading industries globally, it is also mindful of its corporate social responsibilities

The company has a fully equipped R&D laboratory with state-of-art instruments, and its products find a ready market worldwide, including to the US, Iran and Germany.

FORAYS INTO E VEHICLE SEGMENT

Now, it is all set to manufacture parts for e-vehicles, which could boost its revenues and profitability substantially. With the thrust on the automobile industry in the current Union budget and the increase in production by leading automobile companies, the demand for forged products is sure to see an upward trend.

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