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Navratna defence PSU Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) on Friday, January 23, said it has secured additional orders worth ₹610 crore.
The contracts span a wide range of products and services, including communication equipment, medical electronics, thermal imagers, jammers, as well as spares and related services.
BEL said the latest order inflows underline its strong positioning across key defence electronics segments, supported by continued procurement by the Indian armed forces and government agencies.
In a regulatory filing, BEL said the new orders have been received since its last disclosure on January 8, when the company received
orders worth ₹596 crore
In the September quarter, BEL's bottomline came in at ₹1,286 crore, 18% up from ₹1,286 crore last year. Revenue for Q2FY26 increased by 26% to ₹5,764 crore from last year's ₹4,583 crore.
EBITDA of the company exceeded expectations, rising 22% from the corresponding quarter last year to ₹1,695.6 crore. However, EBITDA margin narrowed by nearly 90 percentage points to 29.42% from 30.30% last year.
Shares of the company were trading 1.09% down at ₹412.75 as of 12.57 pm, slightly higher than the intraday lows of ₹412. The stock has gained 3.27% in the past one month.
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The contracts span a wide range of products and services, including communication equipment, medical electronics, thermal imagers, jammers, as well as spares and related services.
BEL said the latest order inflows underline its strong positioning across key defence electronics segments, supported by continued procurement by the Indian armed forces and government agencies.
In a regulatory filing, BEL said the new orders have been received since its last disclosure on January 8, when the company received
In the September quarter, BEL's bottomline came in at ₹1,286 crore, 18% up from ₹1,286 crore last year. Revenue for Q2FY26 increased by 26% to ₹5,764 crore from last year's ₹4,583 crore.
EBITDA of the company exceeded expectations, rising 22% from the corresponding quarter last year to ₹1,695.6 crore. However, EBITDA margin narrowed by nearly 90 percentage points to 29.42% from 30.30% last year.
Shares of the company were trading 1.09% down at ₹412.75 as of 12.57 pm, slightly higher than the intraday lows of ₹412. The stock has gained 3.27% in the past one month.
Read more: Analysts suggest buys in JSW Steel, Colgate Palmolive, Indian Bank, BEL, APL Apollo Tubes, Dabur
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