Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, in a presentation filed on stock exchanges, said that its cumulative order inflows during the first nine months (9M: April to December) of FY26 surpassed Rs.45,900 crore.
These order inflows (net of taxes) were dominated by power sector-related mandates that accounted for 76 per cent. The remainder was taken up by the “Industry” vertical and exports.
It may be mentioned that BHEL classifies power transmission-related orders under the “Industry” category.
The Central PSU engineering major stood on an order book of over Rs.2,22,800 crore, as of December 31, 2025. Once again, the power sector dominated with a share of 80 per cent.
According to information earlier released by BHEL but not contained in the latest presentation, order inflows declined marginally during 9MFY26, on a year-on-year basis. In 9MFY25, BHEL had reported order inflows of Rs.47,947 crore.
The order book, as of December 31, 2025, was, however, at least 39 per cent higher than the comparable level in 2024, which stood at Rs.1,60,157 crore.
Performance in Q3FY25
Major orders received by BHEL in the third quarter (Q3: October to December) of FY26 included:
- EPC of 1×800-MW Darlipali STPP Stage-II, Odisha
- E&M package of 3×16-MW Chanju-III hydropower plant, Himachal Pradesh
- Supply of interconnecting transformers and 765kV shunt reactors from transmission utilities and power plants
- Supply of 40 units of 1700-4000 KW, 6.6kV, 8-pole motors and 2800kW, 6.6kV, synchronous motors
In terms of new power generation capacity added, BHEL commissioned Unit-1 (800 MW) at the Patratu super thermal plant in Jharkhand, while synchronizing Unit-3 (800 MW) at the Yadadri thermal power station in Telangana.
In another development during the quarter, Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC), Bhutan, appreciated BHEL for support provided in the successful erection and commissioning of a 1200 kVA Station Service Transformer (SST) at the Chhukha hydropower plant in Bhutan.
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