In a major boost to India’s power equipment sector, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has bagged a ₹6,500-crore contract from Adani Power Ltd. for the supply and commissioning of six thermal power units, each with a capacity of 800 MW. The deal marks one of the largest domestic orders for BHEL in recent years and reinforces its position as a key player in India’s energy infrastructure.
🔧 Scope of the Contract
- BHEL will supply steam turbine generators, auxiliaries, and provide supervisory services for erection and commissioning
- The order does not fall under related party transactions, confirming its independent commercial nature
- Execution timelines will align with Adani Power’s project milestones, though specific project locations have not been disclosed
“This order underscores BHEL’s engineering capabilities and its continued relevance in India’s thermal power landscape,” said a senior company official
📈 Market Impact and Financial Snapshot
- BHEL’s stock closed at ₹264.05, down 0.21% on the BSE following the announcement
- The company reported a 4% YoY rise in Q4 net profit to ₹504 crore, though it missed analyst expectations
- Revenue for the quarter rose 9% YoY to ₹8,993.4 crore, with EBITDA margins improving to 9.25%
🔍 Strategic Significance
- The order comes amid a revival in thermal power investments, driven by rising electricity demand and grid stability concerns
- BHEL’s total order book stood at ₹1.95 lakh crore at the end of FY25, with ₹81,349 crore worth of new power sector orders last year
- The company also commissioned 8.1 GW of power capacity in FY25, reflecting strong execution momentum
📌 Why It Matters
- Reinforces BHEL’s role in India’s energy security and Make in India mission
- Strengthens Adani Power’s expansion plans in the thermal generation segment
- Signals renewed confidence in public-private partnerships for large-scale infrastructure projects
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