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Explainer: The Missing Inventory at Ramkrishna Forgings, and its Significance

Ramkrishna Forgings faces scrutiny after uncovering inventory discrepancies during its annual audit, prompting an external investigation and raising concerns about internal controls, financial oversight, and broader implications for the automotive manufacturing industry.

Shahkar AbidiBy Shahkar Abidi calendar 02 May 2025 Views icon5982 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Explainer: The Missing Inventory at Ramkrishna Forgings, and its Significance

Ramkrishna Forgings Limited , a leading supplier of forged components to the automotive and other industries , recently announced the discovery of discrepancies in its inventory records. This news has raised questions about the company's internal processes and financial oversight. Here’s a breakdown of the situation. 

What Happened?

On April 26,  2025, Ramkrishna Forgings disclosed that during its annual physical inventory count for the financial year ending March 31, 2025, it found significant differences between its recorded inventory and the actual stock on hand. Ramkrishna Forgings has called the issue a “first-ever” incident. 

Notably, this physical count ...

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