Navratna stock in focus, BHEL order book rose 44% amid bagging multiple orders, div yield at 0.13%

Navratna stock, BHEL has secured a Letter of Intent for an EPC package in Telangana’s Mancherial district. The Rs 6,700 crore project involves supply, erection, and commissioning of key power infrastructure, strengthening its leadership in executing large-scale projects and expanding India’s energy capacity.

On February 10, 2025, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd received a Rs 8,000 crore contract from MAHAGENCO for a 2×660 MW BTG package at Koradi Thermal Power Station. The project, awarded through competitive bidding, strengthens BHEL’s role in India’s power sector expansion.

 Despite this, the shares of Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd are still witnessing a decline in its stock performance over different periods. In the past week, the stock fell by 4.76%. Over six months, it dropped significantly by 34.8%. The yearly return also remained negative, with a 14.4% decline, reflecting consistent weakness.

The order book of the company reaches Rs 1.60 lakh crore with a surge of 44% from the FY24. The market capitalization of the company is standing at Rs 66.58K crore with a dividend yield of 0.13%.

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On February 17, 2025, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd opened at Rs 193.31, reaching a high of Rs 195.12, up 0.93% from its previous close of Rs 193.31, and a low of Rs 188.50. Currently, it is trading at Rs 193.77, with a market cap of Rs 67,471.94 crore.

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