BEL Dips Despite ₹900 Cr Order Win
Bharat Electronics Limited secured orders worth approximately 900 crore rupees. Despite the order win, the stock was down about half a percent. Source: ScoutQuest
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Bharat Electronics Limited secured orders worth approximately 900 crore rupees. Despite the order win, the stock was down about half a percent. Source: ScoutQuest
Bharat Electronics secured additional orders worth Rs 909 crore since its last disclosure on 21 October 2026. Major orders include Stabilized Optronic Pedestals, communication and navigation equipment, night vision devices, and software solutions. Source: ScoutQuest
Bharat Electronics reported H1 revenue of Rs 12,824 crore, up 26%, while PAT rose 14.8% to Rs 2,589 crore. Order book stood at Rs 68,717 crore, with management expecting around Rs 20,000 crore orders from the Next Generation Corvette. Source: BSE
BEL sees potential for FY27 revenue growth to surpass its 15% guidance. The company is eyeing corvette orders worth Rs 20,000 crore. Source: ScoutQuest
BEL maintained 15%-plus revenue growth guidance and 28% EBITDA margin, while Motilal Oswal sets a 540 target price. The order book stands at 68,720 crore, while valuations corrected to 30-35 times forward PE amid steady earnings outlook. Source: ScoutQuest
Bharat Electronics shares rose 3% to Rs 392 after Motilal raised its target price post Q2 results. Elara Capital upgraded the stock to Buy from Accumulate following the company's analyst call. Source: The Economic Times
HDFC Securities reviewed nine stocks post-Q2, projecting up to 67% upside led by Eureka Forbes, SBI, and BEL. The brokerage raised target prices for SBI to Rs 1,270 and BEL to Rs 480, citing strong growth momentum. Source: NDTV Profit
Nomura maintains a Buy rating on BEL with a target price of Rs 530, citing robust operational performance. The company remains on track to achieve its FY27 order intake target of at least Rs 550bn. Source: Livesquawk
Elara Capital upgrades Bharat Electronics to Buy but cuts its target price. Source: ET NOW
Bharat Electronics uploaded the audio recording of its investor conference call hosted by ICICI Securities. The call was held to discuss the financial results for the quarter ended September 30. Source: BSE
Bharat Electronics posted a 19.8% YoY rise in standalone net profit to ₹1,54,073 lakh for the September quarter. Standalone revenue from operations increased 26.5% YoY to ₹7,29,087 lakh during the same period. Source: BSE
BEL shares fell 2% ahead of Q2 results, with standalone net profit expected to rise 4.7% to Rs 1,346 crore. Standalone net sales are projected to jump 13.3% YoY to Rs 6,528 crore, as per Bloomberg consensus estimates. Source: Business Today
BEL's Q2 profit is projected to rise 7% YoY, with revenue expected to grow by 15%. Key focus ahead of the Defence PSU's Q2 results remains on orders worth Rs 55,000 crore. Source: ET NOW
Goldman Sachs named 10 beneficiary stocks for the Rs 2.12 lakh crore defence procurement plan. Key beneficiaries highlighted in the defence plan include HAL and BEL. Source: Financial Express
Bharat Electronics will participate in an investor conference call hosted by ICICI Securities on November 3, 2026. The call will discuss the company's financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. Source: BSE
Defence stocks rallied after DAC cleared ₹2.2 lakh crore acquisition proposals, led by Apollo Micro Systems and Data Patterns. The indigenisation push benefits firms like HAL, BEL, and BEML, while Aequs dropped 19% following its Q2 results. Source: The Hindu Business Line
DAC approved defence proposals worth Rs 2.12-lakh-crore, putting major defence sector stocks in focus. Key stocks to watch include Mazagon Dock, HAL, BEL, Bharat Dynamics, and BEML following the approval. Source: ET NOW
Bharat Electronics will invest ₹2,500 crore on a 914-acre site in Sri Sathya Sai district for a defence ecosystem. The facility will bring high-tech defence manufacturing, create 800 jobs, and support supplier base growth in Rayalaseema. Source: The Hindu
Indian defence, infra, and power firms secured orders exceeding Rs 11,000 crore, strengthening FY27 growth prospects. Major order recipients include Larsen & Toubro, Bharat Electronics, Kalpataru Projects International, and Transrail Lighting. Source: Financial Express
PL Capital retains Bharat Electronics as top defence pick with a ₹452 target price, implying a 26% upside. The brokerage expects 14-15% topline growth and 26.5% margins for BEL, driven by Q4 defence order inflows. Source: CNBC TV 18
Analyst Amit set a target price of 452 on BEL, implying a 23% upside from current levels. Upcoming 30,000 crore QRSH and shipbuilding orders provide strong growth visibility through FY30-31. Source: ScoutQuest
BEL has bagged an Army radar deal worth Rs 770 crore. The Rs 30,000 crore QRSAM order remains key for the company. Source: Financial Express
BEL bagged defense contracts worth Rs 1,011 crore since October 13, boosting its order book. Market focus now shifts to the company's upcoming Q2 financial results. Source: Financial Express
Defence Ministry signed a ₹770 crore contract with BEL to procure low-level surveillance radars for the Indian Army. The LLLR I system can detect and track fighter-size targets, mini micro drones, and prioritise aerial targets. Source: The Economic Times
M&M Financial Services Q2 net profit surged 55% to ₹882 crore, while Indian Hotels posted a 19.5% profit rise. Bharat Electronics bagged a ₹770 crore defence contract, while Tata Communications secured relief from Spanish tax demands. Source: CNBC TV 18
BEL has secured orders totaling ₹1,011 crore since October 13, 2026. Source: ScoutQuest
Bharat Electronics has secured additional orders worth Rs 1,011 Cr since its last disclosure. Major orders include radars, communication equipment, sonar, jammers, upgrades, spares, and related services. Source: ScoutQuest
Defence Ministry inks a ₹770 crore contract with Bharat Electronics for the Indian Army. The deal involves the procurement of improved low-level light-weight radars. Source: ET NOW
Bharat Electronics secured a ₹770 crore Ministry of Defence contract to supply improved low-level lightweight radar systems. The radars for the Indian Army will detect fighter-sized targets and help counter mini and micro drones. Source: Livesquawk
Indian defence, power, and railway infrastructure companies secured fresh orders worth Rs 4,927 crore this week. Key recipients include Adani Power, Bharat Dynamics, Bharat Electronics, and IRCON spanning torpedo, thermal power, and rail contracts. Source: Financial Express
Bharat Electronics' board will meet on October 30, 2026, to consider and approve Q2 financial results. The board will review unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. Source: BSE
Macquarie maintained an Outperform rating on Bharat Electronics with a 12-month target price of Rs 550. The target implies a 44.1% upside from the trading price of Rs 381.9. Source: Business Today