The company is a net earner of foreign exchange with export sales contributing 38.5% of its total revenue. MM Forgings acquired a 16,500-ton hot forging mechanical press, the largest of its kind globally, positioning it for significant capacity expansion and competitive advantage.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Revenue decreased 2.42% YoY to ₹15.25 billion in 2024, with earnings declining 9.76%. However, strong export revenue (38.5% of sales) and deployment of world-class manufacturing infrastructure position the company well for medium-term growth.
Top Insights
H1FY26 revenue of ₹742.4 crore with 61.4% domestic and 38.6% export sales demonstrates balanced market exposure
New 16,500-ton press expected to contribute ₹300 crore to revenue by 2026, indicating significant organic growth potential
Debtor days increased from 76.4 to 94.4 days, signaling working capital pressure and potential customer payment delays
Stock P/E of 17.6x with ROE of 15.6% and ROCE of 12.5% suggest reasonable valuation relative to returns
Named Competitors
Metal Forgings — India's largest forging manufacturer
Specialized Forgings & Castings — High-performance wear-resistant castings and forgings
Automotive Forgings — Commercial vehicle and agricultural equipment forgings
Recent Developments
(January 2026) MM Forgings stock surged 7.1% to Rs 417, outperforming its sector by 5.3%
(September 2025) FY26 guidance updated to ₹750-800 crore revenue target with new press contributing ₹300 crore
(September 2025) H1FY26 profitability declined with PAT at ₹40.1 crore despite steady revenue at ₹742.4 crore
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