History
2014
Bharat Forge Kilsta celebrates 100 years of loyal cooperation with Scania.
2007
Major refurbishing, descaler and robot installation in 5000 tonne press line.
2005
Bharat Forge acquired Imatra Kilsta AB along with its wholly owned subsidiary, Scottish Stampings, Scotland. The company name was changed to Bharat Forge Kilsta AB.
1997
Introduction of the refurbished 2500 tonne press line. Investment in machining of steering arms and a new semi-automatic line for finishing of heavy crankshafts.
1983
The 16000 T die forging press line was installed and started production of heavy diesel engine crankshafts and front axle beams. Ancillary heat treatment lines for vertically suspended forgings and up to date finishing and inspection lines were installed.
1958
Installation of mechanical presses for the production of die forgings in big series. Setup of electric induction heating furnaces.
1952
Bofors moved their forging operations to the newly built Kilsta Works.
1925
The first order for forged automotive parts was received from Assar Gabrielsson, who two years later formed the company VOLVO.
1914
The first automotive forgings were delivered to Scania Vabis.
1894
Until 1896 the Bofors company was owned by Alfred Nobel.
1646
Two water-driven hammers were erected at Boo river