Current Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Share Price

As of 3:30 PM IST on 11th June 2025, the Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL) share price is trading at approximately Rs 257.15 on the NSE and Rs 257.00 on the BSE. The stock has experienced a decline of about 1.30% during the day's session, indicating some profit booking in the capital goods major. For the most current, regularly updated BHEL share price, please refer to the live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time BHEL share price summary, including the day's high/low and the 52-week high/low.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Share Returns Performance

The BHEL share price history showcases a remarkable turnaround and exceptional long-term growth, coupled with strong recent momentum. The historical returns as of 11th June 2025 are as follows:

• 1 Week: +2.94%
• 1 Month: +20.27%
• 3 Months: +35.63%
• 1 Year: -8.40%
• 5 Years: +732.43%

The BHEL share value has been on a strong upward trajectory in the recent one to three months. The five-year return is particularly phenomenal, highlighting a significant rerating of the stock driven by a revival in the capital goods and power sectors. As detailed in the interactive charts and data section above on this webpage, you can explore the share price chart and analyse its returns generated over various specific time frames, such as one week, one month, six months, one year, three years, and five years.

Latest News Impacting Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Share Price

The Bharat Heavy Electricals share price has been significantly buoyed by a robust order inflow and strong financial performance. A key development was the company's Q4 FY25 results, where it reported a standalone net profit of Rs 504 crore, a modest but steady year-on-year increase. More importantly, for the full financial year FY25, BHEL announced its highest-ever annual order booking of Rs 92,535 crore, leading to a record outstanding order book of over Rs 1.96 trillion.

This surge in orders is a primary factor affecting the BHEL stock price. The company has secured major contracts across its core thermal power segment, including significant orders for projects in Adilabad, Ukai, and Koradi. Furthermore, BHEL is successfully diversifying, winning orders in transmission, defence, and railways, including a recent contract for diesel-electric tower cars. This strong order book provides excellent revenue visibility and has boosted investor confidence significantly.

Conclusion on Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Stock Price

In conclusion, the BHEL share price is currently reflecting a strong turnaround story, underpinned by a historic order book and improving financial metrics. The company is a prime beneficiary of India's renewed capital expenditure cycle, particularly in the power sector. The BHEL stock analysis indicates a strong positive sentiment, with the massive order pipeline providing a clear path for future growth. While the stock has seen a significant run-up, the fundamental business momentum suggests a favourable long-term outlook for the BHEL share value.

BHEL Revenue Analysis

Total revenue for BHEL in Q2 FY25, aggregating up to September’ 2024 was Rs 6,584.10 crore, an upside of 28.5%, as compared to the total revenue of Rs 5,125.29 crore for the same Q2 FY24. This, from Rs 5,484.92 crore from the previous QoQ results, a sign of rebound in demand and operations following a sharp rise of 20.1%.

BHEL Operating Profit

For the second quarter ended December 2020, BHEL has achieved an operating profit of Rs 275 crore, reversing the Q2 FY 2021 operating loss of Rs -153.71 crore and the Q1 FY2022 operating loss of Rs -169.35 crore. This change in operation efficiency suggests improved cost controls and greater revenue generation.

BHEL Profit After Tax (PAT)

Q2 FY25 PAT stood at Rs 96.67 crore, significantly up from the Rs -58.30 crore loss in the same quarter of the previous fiscal. As seen above it also scores much higher than the loss incurred during the last quarter estimated at Rs  -212.52 crore; further the PAT also symbolizes the upgrading trend of the company’s profitability at the net level. It stood at Rs 0.20 in Q3 FY25, Rs -0.17 in Q2 FY24, and Rs -0.61 in QFY25.

BHEL: Interest and Depreciation knowledge

Interest expenses were also up at Rs 201.38 crore for Q2 FY25 compared to Rs 180.41 crore in Q2 FY24 and the depreciation costs remained constant signifying prudent capital asset utilisation at Rs 60.09 crore.

The analysis of this research provides BHEL’s standalone quarterly performance and reveals the changes in performance relevant to industrial perspective and expectations with shifting trends based on capital goods influencing NSE and BSE.