BEL tech orders: on April 1, 2025, Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) got a very big order book that stood at ₹71,650 crore. The company also got more than ₹3,500 crore worth of new deals in June itself. This keeps the pipeline very strong and gives the company a lot of work for coming months.
Earlier this month, BEL announced its Q1 FY26 numbers. The company posted revenue of ₹4,417 crore. This was 5.2% higher compared to the same quarter last year. But it was lower than what CNBC-TV18’s poll had guessed, which was ₹4,812 crore. Still, the results showed other positive signs that made investors happy.
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Big jump in profit margins
One of the highlights was the jump in EBITDA. The figure moved up sharply by 32.2 % and touched ₹1,240.4 crore. This was even better than the estimate of ₹1,178 crore. The company also saw its EBITDA margin go up strongly. It reached 28.1%, compared to only 22.3% in the same period a year ago. This nearly 600 basis point increase came because of better execution and also due to a more favorable mix of products, reported CNBC TV18.
The company said these fresh inflows will help its execution in both defense and technology solutions. Management added that BEL is now seeing a phase where margins are improving and the growth path looks steady. The leadership has also given guidance that they expect order inflows of ₹27,000 crore for FY26. This makes it clear that the company is confident about its growth in the current year.
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Market
On Monday BEL’s shares closed at ₹402.95 on the NSE. This marked a 1.13% rise from the earlier session. This also shows investors stilll feel good about the company since it keeps making better profits and keeps picking up new orders again and again.
