LIC decreased its stake in Bharat Forge from 4.46% to 3.41% by selling 5,032,202 shares for ₹1,080 Cr at ₹2145.60 apiece.
A leading manufacturer of forged and machined components for the automotive and industrial sectors, Bharat Forge produces critical parts used in engines, transmissions, and suspension systems across vehicles. The company operates advanced forging facilities that serve both domestic and international markets, with comprehensive capabilities spanning design, manufacturing, and precision machining. Its integrated production processes and engineering expertise enable it to deliver high-quality components to major automobile manufacturers and industrial equipment producers globally.
India's largest domestic institutional investor with over Rs 56 lakh crore in total AUM, of which roughly Rs 15 lakh crore sits in listed equities. Holds stakes in virtually every major listed Indian company. When LIC builds or exits a position, it moves markets. Government-owned and mandated to invest policyholder funds in Indian equities and bonds, making it the ultimate long-only, long-term India bull.
