BEL has signed a Rs 1,640 crore deal with the Ministry of Defence to supply Atulya air defence fire control radars, boosting the Indian Army’s surveillance and targeting capability.
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BEL received a new defence order worth Rs 2,323 crore from MDL and GRSE for missile system spares. This pushed BEL’s total orders to nearly Rs 3,000 crore in two days.
BEL shares hit a 52-week high after strong Q4 results and new defence orders. The stock rose 2%, gaining investor trust as India’s defence sector continues to grow rapidly.
India’s AI-powered Akashteer air defence system stopped Pakistan’s drone and missile attacks. Fully made in India, it works without human help and protects the skies using smart tracking and fast action.
BEL participated in the DEFEA 2025 defence exhibition, showcasing advanced technology and innovation in the field of defence.
BEL has placed a big order for Avantel Limited, a defence communication tool manufacturer, to work on supplying and installing 01 KW HF Software Defined Radios for India’s defence needs.
BEL has secured a Rs 2,463 crore contract from the Ministry of Defence for the supply of advanced Ashwini Radars to the Indian Air Force (IAF).
Jefferies maintains a “buy” recommendation for BEL, setting a target price of Rs 325 per share. BEL recently received an order worth Rs 5.8 billion, and needs to secure another Rs 113 billion by March-April.
BEL’s interim dividend announcement has sparked interest among investors, with shares trading at a higher price than the previous day’s closing price. Despite the market’s downturn, BEL shares performed well.
BEL plans to issue an interim dividend for the 2024-25 financial year, a move that has sparked interest from investors. The company’s consistent dividend payments make it a reliable choice for many.
