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Baba Kalyani net worth is estimated by Forbes to be $4.1 billion. He graduated as an engineer from MIT. In 1966, his father founded Bharat Forge. This is the largest forging company in the world. The company is managed by him and his son Amit.

 

Bharat Forge is in the business of production of vehicle parts and also produces components for oil & gas and aerospace industry.

 

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Bharat Forge is one of the companies which operates under the Kalyani Group which has annual revenue of $3 billion.

Kalyani Group collaborates with Israel Aerospace Industries to produce systems for air defense.

 

In 1998, Kalyani Group established a manufacturing facility which produces rolled bars, engine components, gears, crankshafts, axle beams, bearings, steering knuckles,  steel products. It is located on 375 acres of land in Karnataka. They have 6 factories in Europe. Two plants in the United State and 1 in Sweden.

 

The group owns Kalyani Powertrain which has interests in electric mobility.

 

Kalyani Steels Limited was established in 1973. The steel produced by the company is used on commercial vehicles, production of bearings and gears, wind energy, oil & gas, aluminium smelting and production of seamless pipes among others.

 

Some of the clients served by Kalyani Steel Limited include: Force Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Volvo, Mahindra, Renault, Eicher, Tata, Nissan, Hyundai and Ford among others.

 

Companies owned by Kalyani Group which contgributes to Baba Kalyani net worth:

 

  • Bharat Forge Limited
  • Bharat Forge Kilsta
  • Kalyani Steels
  • Bharat Forge CDP
  • Kalyani Carpenter Special Steels
  • Kalyani Technoforge
  • Automotive Axles Ltd
  • Kenersys GmbH- wind energy
  • Hikal
  • Kalyani Global
  • Kalyani Lemmerz

The Kalyani Group has operations in India, Germany, Sweden and United States of America.

 

Watch the video below for more info about Kalyani Group and its operations in India and around the globe:

 

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