Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited has informed the Exchange about Copy of Newspaper Publication
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BHEL has published its Q1 FY26 results in Business Standard. Total income from operations stood at Rs 5,486.91 crore, almost flat compared to Rs 5,484.92 crore in Q1 FY25. However, the company slipped deeper into the red with a standalone net loss of Rs 454.89 crore versus Rs 212.52 crore loss in the same quarter last year, more than doubling the loss. Loss before tax widened to Rs 607.43 crore from Rs 280.11 crore. Basic and diluted EPS turned more negative at Rs (1.31) versus Rs (0.61) a year ago. The company highlighted that Rs 211 crore is stuck with customer STPG (formerly NEC Sudan) due to civil war, and Rs 185 crore is overdue from the RVUNL Suratgarh 7&8 project, though part recovery has begun. Consolidated figures largely mirror standalone performance with a net loss of Rs 455.50 crore.
Negative for shareholders — the company's losses have widened sharply despite stable revenue, signalling continued pressure on margins and execution. Concerns around stuck receivables from Sudan and delayed payments from key power projects add to near-term risk. The stock is likely to react negatively given the deeper-than-expected quarterly loss.