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Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) is a leading company in India’s capital goods sector, incorporated in 1964 and majority-owned by the Government of India (63.17% equity). Operating across the power and industrial sectors, BHEL provides equipment, systems, EPC solutions and services spanning thermal, hydro, gas, nuclear and solar PV power generation, as well as power transmission, rail transportation, defence, aerospace, oil & gas and other core industries. The company has a pan‑India manufacturing footprint of 16 plants producing capital goods for domestic and export markets.
BHEL’s positioning is underpinned by deep domain experience and scale: more than 205 GW of power-generating equipment has been installed in India and abroad; it has supplied 469 coal-based utility sets, 105 gas-based utility sets, 23 diesel sets, 430 hydro sets and 14 nuclear sets since inception, and delivered over 7,95,000 MVA of transmission equipment. The company is the sole domestic manufacturer of nuclear turbine generator sets, contributing 56% of India’s installed nuclear capacity, and maintains long-standing credentials in HVDC transmission with six major HVDC projects executed. Internationally, BHEL’s export footprint spans 91 countries across six continents; it reports more than 13 GW installed overseas and 3.5 GW under execution.
FY 2024–25 marked a step-up in activity, supported by a resurgent thermal cycle, major grid projects and strong execution.
BHEL was incorporated in 1964. The Government of India holds a 63.17% equity stake in the company.
The company operates two segments: Power (thermal, gas, hydro, nuclear, spares & services, coal‑to‑chemicals) and Industry (transportation, transmission, defence & aerospace, captive power, process industries, renewables, oil & gas, e‑mobility, energy storage).
The company recorded its highest‑ever order inflow (Rs. 92,535 crore), secured the Khavda–Nagpur ±800 kV HVDC order, and strengthened its hydro, nuclear and defence delivery milestones .