Kolkata-based Amic Forging reported strong operational and financial performance for the financial year ended 31 March, 2025. It has embarked on a major capacity expansion and backward integration initiative to bolster operational efficiency and long-term growth. 

The company, which currently procures high-quality ingots to forge and machine custom-engineered components, is investing significantly to begin in-house ingot manufacturing and upgrade its forging and machining infrastructure. With operations transforming from a basic forging unit into a fully integrated precision engineering firm, AMIC aims to enhance supply chain control, product quality, and cost-efficiency.

A major part of the capital expenditure is focused on establishing a 36,000 tpnne per year ingot manufacturing unit, which will help reduce raw material costs and ensure timely project execution. The company has also expanded its forging capacity with the addition of an advanced electro-hydraulic furnace, enabling single-component forging up to eight tonne (up from five tonne).

Expanded capacities for forging, machining, and ingots are set to be operational from 01 September, 2025. Machining capacity would be increased from 8,400 tonne to 24,000 tonne per year to address growing demand and eliminate bottlenecks. These strategic upgrades position AMIC to cater to high-precision sectors, including aeronautics, and establish itself as a key player in complex precision engineering.