BHEL Q1 FY26 Results: PAT at ₹(455) Crore, Order Book at ₹2,04,375 Crore
The financial results indicate a significant loss, but the company also secured new orders and achieved operational milestones, indicating ongoing business activity.
The company reported a loss (negative profit) for the quarter.
* BHEL's Q1 FY26 standalone results show a Revenue from Operations of ₹5,487 Crore. * EBITDA is ₹(352) Crore and Profit After Tax (PAT) is ₹(455) Crore. * Order inflow in Q1 FY26 was ₹13,445 Crore. * Order book outstanding as on 30-06-2025 is ₹2,04,375 Crore, with Power sector comprising 79% (₹1,61,686 Crore) and Industry including exports 21% (₹42,689 Crore). * Prominent orders received include: Supply and Erection & Commissioning supervision of 6x800 MW Steam Turbine Generators; Design and execution of 6,000 MW, ±800 kV, Bhadla - Fatehpur HVDC terminals; Supply of 6531 KVA Traction Transformer from Indian Railways; and Supply of 5733 nos. of 5Ah Li-ion cells from New Space India Ltd. * Key operations milestones achieved include: Capacity Additions of 700 MWe U#7 of Rawatbhata Atomic Power Plant (RAPP); 660 MW U#3 of North Karanpura STPP; 200 MW U#4 of Parbati -IIHEP; and 170 MW, U#4 of Punatsangchhu -IIHEP , Bhutan. * Synchronization of 660 MW , U#5 of Sagardighi TPP , WBPDCL; 60MW STG for NRIspat and Power Ltd.,Chhattisgarh; 25.6MW STG for Assam -Bio-Refinery, Numaligarh. * The Hon'ble Prime Minister of India laid the foundation stone for the 800 MW Ultra -Supercritical Thermal Power Plant at Yamunanagar ,Haryana and inaugurated the New Pamban Bridge. * BHEL signed MoU with M/s Nuovo Pignone International for compressor revamp opportunities and Technology Transfer Agreement with BARC for Mixed -Matrix Membrane Diaphragm.
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