What the business is, and whether it's a good one at a fair price.
Engineers and manufactures heavy electrical equipment from 16 manufacturing plants in India, split into two segments. The Power segment, 75.2% of period segment revenue at Rs 25,406.71 cr, builds power-plant equipment such as turbines, 765 kV and 1200 kV transformers (ready since 2011) and undertakes EPC of thermal projects including the 3x800 MW Meja STPP, supplying utilities like POWERGRID. The Industry segment, 24.8% at Rs 8,375.47 cr, supplies equipment for nuclear, defence and rail mobility and has bagged the largest single gas turbine generator (GTG) export order on record. A strategic collaboration with thyssenkrupp nucera adds alkaline electrolyser systems for green hydrogen projects. Order book reached a record Rs 2.6 lakh cr in Q1 FY27 with quarterly inflows of Rs 26,745 cr, and Q1 FY27 revenue rose 40% year-on-year to Rs 7,698 cr. The workforce numbers 85,105 and the company serves 94 countries, though exports remain 1.35% of turnover. Materials and bought-out components are the dominant cost at 71.9% of revenue, with employees at 19.1%.
Measured from the filed financials, judged against its Heavy Electrical Equipment peers · as of FY26 — not investment advice
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Answered from BHEL's filed financials and exchange disclosures
BHEL is a Electrical Equipment company listed on NSE and BSE, trading under the symbol BHEL.
Yes. Over the trailing twelve months BHEL reported a net profit of ₹2,432 Cr on revenue of ₹35,993 Cr.
Yes. The dividend yield is 0.12% at the current price. It paid out 11% of its profit as dividend in FY26.
No. Debt stands at 0.31× equity, and it carries net debt of ₹6,752 Cr. That is lower than 27% of its 35 Heavy Electrical Equipment peers.
On trailing P/E, BHEL ranks 25 of 34 in Heavy Electrical Equipment — cheaper than 27% of them, against an industry median of 35.1×. This is a position, not a valuation judgement.
On a typical session BHEL moves 1.31% — that is the median absolute close-to-close move across its last 269 trading days. Announcement days are routinely larger.
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