Bharat Heavy Electricals shares climbed up to 3% on the National Stock Exchange on June 30 after the company said that it has received an order from Adani Power for six thermal units of 800 megawatts. The ₹6,500-crore order includes supply of equipment such as steam turbine generator along with auxiliaries and supervision of erection and commissioning of these thermal units.
The said order win adds to the company’s project pipeline, which rose to its highest level in FY25. BHEL secured its highest-ever order inflows during the year, amounting to ₹92,534 crore. The state-owned engineering firm BHEL posted a 3% rise in its consolidated net profit to ₹504.45 crore in the March quarter compared to ₹489.62 crore in the year-ago quarter. Its total income rose to ₹9,142.64 crore in the fourth quarter of FY25 against ₹8,416.84 crore in the same period a year ago.
The revenues from industry business grew to ₹2,800.96 crore during the quarter from ₹2,091.98 crore a year ago. And during FY25, the consolidated net profit increased to ₹533.90 crore from ₹282.22 crore in the previous financial year.
At its intraday high of ₹272.10 on the NSE today, the stock was nearly 19% lower than the 52-week high level mark, while 55% above its 52-week low level. The stock price has lost nearly 10% in the last one year, but has gained just 2% in the last one month. The stock has gained nearly 19% in 2025 so far.
By 10:43 am, 1.35 crore shares have changed hands on the NSE today and the total traded value for the said volume was ₹360.99 crore, according to the data available on NSE’s website. The company’s market capitalization was recorded at ₹92,622.89 crore.
Earlier this month, reports claimed that BHEL might get nominated to lead the tendering process for 72,300 electric vehicle public charging stations under the ₹10,900-crore PM E-drive scheme.
