Archive · 13 Jan 2026
BHEL Shares Drop Amid China Competition Fears
BHEL is a big Indian company that makes electrical equipment.
On Monday, its share price dropped by almost 6%.
This is the third day in a row that the price has gone down.
The price fell because people are worried that Chinese companies might start competing more for government contracts, which could make it harder for Indian companies like BHEL to win those contracts.
Other similar companies also saw their share prices drop.
The price of BHEL shares has gone down by 15% in just three days.
Even though the price has dropped recently, it has gone up a lot over the past year and even more over the past five years.
BHEL has a lot of orders, which means it has work to do for the next seven years.
Some experts think the worry about Chinese competition might be too much, and BHEL might still do well.
BHEL share price declined nearly 6% on Monday, extending losses for the third consecutive session.
The stock dropped as much as 5.97% to ₹258.30 apiece on the BSE.
BHEL share price has slumped 15% in three trading sessions with high volumes.
The fall came amid concerns over increased competition from Chinese firms bidding for government contracts.
BHEL's order book stands at ₹2.2 trillion, providing visibility for over seven years.
- Who
- Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL)
- What
- Share price decline
- When
- January 12, 2024
- Where
- Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)
- Why
- Concerns over increased competition from Chinese firms bidding for government contracts
- Stock
- BHEL
- Decline
- 5.97%
- Current Price
- ₹258.30
- Trading Volume
- 2 crore shares
- Monthly Average Volume
- 1 crore shares
- Support Level
- ₹253 (200 DEMA)
- Resistance Level
- ₹285 - ₹290
- One-Month Performance
- -8%
- Three-Month Performance
- +9.5%
- One-Year Performance
- +28%
- Two-Year Performance
- +33%
- Five-Year Performance
- +566%
- Order Book
- ₹2.2 trillion
- Recent Contract
- ₹5,400 crore (Odisha coal gasification project)
- FY25 Order Inflows
- ₹92,000 crore
- FY24 Order Inflows
- ₹78,000 crore
- FY21-23 Average Order Inflows
- ₹20,000 crore annually
- Ebitda Margin FY23-25
- 3.4%
- Expected Ebitda Margin FY26
- 7%
- Expected Ebitda Margin FY27
- Over 9%
- Q2FY26 Ebitda Margin
- 7.7%
- Expected Earnings per Share FY27
- ₹9.3
- Earnings per Share FY25
- ₹1.5
- FY27 Price-to-Earnings Ratio
- 28x
Sources
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