BHEL has already supplied 225 such IGBT-based traction converters, which are in operation with Indian Railways
The venture is likely to roll out in 2019-20, will boost turnover at Bhel's Bhopal unit by a third
Order execution is gaining pace and share of slow-moving orders is declining
The company said strategic initiatives put in place by the new management have begun yielding results
SC order in favour of BHEL, Tangedco will result in monetisation of Rs 7,800 crore worth of projects
In the past 15 months, the PSU has added 4,300 Mw of power generation capacity in the state
Major equipment for these contracts will be manufactured and supplied by the company's plants in Bhopal, Jhansi and Bengaluru
It achieved the highest order booking in the last five years
Rs 78 cr profit ahead of estimates; biggest surprise is sharp decline in slow-moving orders
Total income increased from Rs 4,858.95 crore to Rs 5,871.78 crore for the quarter
BHEL was entrusted with the Electrical & Mechanical works for four units of 40 MW each by NHPC Limited
Order comes after the firm bagged EPC orders from Neyveli Lignite Corporation and Bharat Electronics Ltd earlier this year
Located in Janjgir-Champa district, the plant has been set up by Chhattisgarh State Power Generation Company
With these new orders, the company's solar portfolio now stands at 300 MW
This is the third 250 Mw unit based on CFBC technology commissioned by BHEL
The agency expects to resolve the RWN during July 2016
In the execution of the Salma hydro project, the state-run company faced numerous challenges in the movement of men and material
BHEL is the leading supplier of coal-based main plant equipment to NTPC and its joint ventures
Unit has been commissioned at 2x520 MW Vizag thermal power project of HNPCL, Visakhapatnam
The results posted on April 7 were an indication of what the Street could expect from Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) for the March quarter. Therefore, the net profit announced on Friday for the quarter at Rs 360, down 60 per cent over a year, was no shocker. Net revenue, at Rs 9,792 crore, was down 26 per cent over a year, well below the Bloomberg estimate of Rs 10,786 crore. Operating margin is at an abysmal level of 3.7 per cent (19 per cent in Q4 of FY15). However, compared to the December 2015 quarter, when BHEL slipped into operating level losses, impacted by super-critical orders and provisioning for non-recoverable debt, a lot seems to have improved. While Q4, too, witnessed provisioning for debt, as other expenses stood at Rs 2,080 crore, the quantum of provisioning moderated (down 20 per cent over a year).Net profit in the March quarter stood at Rs 360 crore, ahead of the Bloomberg estimates of Rs 307 crore. Other income at Rs 414 crore (including foreign exchange gain of