Ramkrishna Forgings reported a strong Q1 for FY27, with consolidated revenue around ₹1,216–₹1,217 crore and net profit about ₹46.88 crore, reflecting double‑digit growth year over year. The company highlighted margin expansion, with EBITDA near 17.96% as it benefits from higher capacity utilization and better cost control. Strategic volumes were driven by demand in commercial vehicles, railways, oil and gas, mining, and expanding non‑ferrous forgings, along with ramped‑up casting operations and new capacities. The board approved capex of ₹170.52 crore to install a 4,000 metric tonne press line and a passenger‑vehicle component project to boost exports and overall capacity. Management cited continued export opportunities and diversification into aerospace, semiconductors, and other verticals as key growth levers. Several reports also noted orders worth ₹278 crore in Q1 FY27 from the automotive segment as part of the company’s growth trajectory.