Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'BHEL Q4 FY 2024-25 Results Supplementary Information'.
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BHEL shared supplementary investor information following its Q4FY25 results. Full-year FY25 revenue grew about 19% to Rs. 28,339 crore, while EBITDA jumped to Rs. 1,745 crore from Rs. 1,201 crore in FY24. Profit after tax nearly doubled to Rs. 513 crore (vs Rs. 260 crore in FY24). The company reported its highest-ever yearly order inflow at Rs. 92,535 crore and its highest-ever outstanding order book of Rs. 1,96,328 crore, with the Power segment contributing 80% (Rs. 81,349 crore) and Industry segment orders nearly doubling to Rs. 21,951 crore. BHEL commissioned or synchronized around 8.1 GW of power capacity during the year, including thermal, hydro and nuclear projects. R&D spend was around 2.3% of revenue, with 506 patents and copyrights filed in FY25, and 7 manufacturing units now have GreenCo green-factory certification.
Strong order book momentum, healthier margins and almost doubled annual profit point to a meaningful turnaround year for BHEL, which should be supportive of investor sentiment. However, trade receivables and contract assets continue to rise (Rs. 8,931 crore and Rs. 29,444 crore respectively), so cash conversion remains a key watch point for shareholders.