BHEL Oct-24

Revenue generated from the company's core operations, excluding taxes, interest, and depreciation.

EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is a measure of a company's operating profitability

The profit remaining after deducting operating expenses, but before accounting for taxes, interest, and depreciation.

The profit that remains after deducting all expenses, including taxes.

The total value of orders that a company has received but not yet completed.

An official statement released after the publication of financial results, providing additional context and details for investors.

A formal declaration of financial results made to stock exchanges and the company's website.

Statements that predict future performance or outcomes based on current conditions.

Factors that can significantly impact a company's future performance, including economic conditions, government regulations, and competition.

Economic conditions, including supply and demand, prices of raw materials, and overall market trends.

The company's commitment to not changing or updating statements about the future (forward-looking statements) even if new information becomes available.

Statements that are clear and free of ambiguity.

The company's responsibility to provide updates and changes to forward-looking statements when new information becomes available.

The total amount of money owed to the company by its customers for goods or services already delivered.

The value of work completed under a contract but not yet billed to the customer.

Money set aside to cover potential losses on receivables or other assets.

The total value of the company's order book for each category of customer (like Central Utilities, State Utilities, Private Sector, and Exports).

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) is a leading Indian public sector company involved in the power sector. They design, manufacture, and construct power plants, transmission equipment, and other electrical products.

BHEL has a strong focus on 'Make in India,' prioritizing the production of goods within India, and has been doing so since 1964.

BHEL demonstrated its contributions to nation-building by participating in the Government Achievements & Schemes Expo 2024, where they showcased their capabilities and achievements.

BHEL was awarded 'First Prize' in the category 'Providing Solutions for a Better India' at the Government Achievements & Schemes Expo 2024.

BHEL's commitment to excellence and innovation in the power sector is recognized through awards like 'EPC of the Year – Generation Award 2024' and 'Governance Now PSU IT Award 2024'.

BHEL receives orders for setting up power plants, from both new construction and upgrades.

BHEL helps industrial clients with the production of power and the transportation of electricity.

BHEL exports its products and services, expanding its reach beyond India.

Power plants are a key area of focus for BHEL. These include projects like the 2x800 MW Koderma TPS in Jharkhand, the 1x800 MW Sipat (Stage-III) in Chhattisgarh, and upgrades to existing power plants in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

BHEL provides equipment like boilers, turbines, and generators to industrial clients. They also undertake EPC projects that involve designing, building, and commissioning.

BHEL has a growing presence in the global market, supplying equipment and services to various countries. This includes supplying transformers to Koppal-II and Gadag-II, as well as providing locomotives to steel manufacturers.

BHEL is a leading player in the Indian power sector, and its order book reflects its strong position. The company has secured significant orders across various segments.

BHEL's recent projects include the 2x800 MW Kawai Phase-II & III in Rajasthan, the 2x800 MW Mahan Phase-III in Madhya Pradesh, and a pilot project for methanol firing in Kayamkulam.

A type of electrical generator that uses magnets to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.

A type of power plant that uses steam turbines to generate electricity, usually fueled by coal or natural gas.

A measure of the power output of an electrical generator, typically expressed in megawatts (MW).

A large-scale industrial project where multiple companies work together to build and operate a power plant.

The process of connecting a new generator to the electrical grid, allowing it to start supplying power.

A power plant that utilizes steam turbines to generate electricity from the heat of burning fuel.

A type of turbine that uses water flowing through it to generate electricity.

A type of motor that uses magnets that conduct electricity at extremely low temperatures to create high power.

An organization responsible for testing and certifying products for safety and performance, often in the automotive or energy sectors.

A type of gun mount designed for rapid firing, commonly used by the military.