Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) Bhopal achieved a turnover of Rs 3,708 crore during 2009-10 against Rs 3,308 crore in the previous financial year.
Stating this, Executive Director of BHEL, Bhopal M K Dubey told reporters here today that the unit also earned Rs 602 crore in profit before tax leading to 20% increase over previous year's profit of Rs 498 crore.
Dubey declared that for 2010-11, a target of Rs 4,650 crore has been set and added that this is a challenging task in the present global economic situation.
"But with a dedicated and committed team of about 7,650 employees, we can do wonders," Dubey said.
Answering questions, he said that the quality of products made in India was much superior to that of China and this fact has been demonstrated many times all over the world.
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