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BEML · price
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BEML Limited reported its highest-ever annual revenue of Rs 4,351 crores for FY 2025-26, up 8.16% YoY, with Q4 revenue also at a record Rs 1,794 crores (up 8.57% YoY). The company achieved its highest-ever Value of Production of Rs 4,239 crores and closing order book of Rs 15,896 crores. Capex reached an all-time high of Rs 379 crores while R&D investment more than doubled to Rs 251 crores (6.25% of revenue). Despite strong revenue growth, net profit for the year declined to Rs 1,475 crores from Rs 2,942 crores in FY25, a fall of about 50%. The Board declared a 2nd Interim Dividend of Rs 2.30 per share and recommended a Final Dividend of Rs 0.55 per share on face value Rs 5. Statutory auditors issued an unmodified opinion. A notable governance issue exists as the Board currently has no Independent Directors, violating SEBI regulations, and the Audit Committee has not been constituted.
While BEML achieved record revenue and order book, the near 50% decline in net profit despite 8% revenue growth is a concern. Investors should watch for margin pressure factors. The governance issues (lack of Independent Directors) may attract regulatory scrutiny. The strong order book provides revenue visibility.