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The consolidated net profit of government engineering company BHEL in the fourth quarter of FY 2026 has increased by 156% year-on-year to Rs 1,290.47 crore. In the same quarter of the last financial year, the company had made a profit of Rs 504.45 crore.
BHEL’s revenue increased by 37% to Rs 12,310.37 crore. In the same period last year, the company had Rs 8,993.37 crore. A dividend of ₹1.40 has also been declared for the shareholders. BHEL has declared its January-March quarter results today on May 4.
Profit increased by 200% to Rs 1,600 crore in the entire financial year
The total profit of the Maharatna company for the year also increased by 200% to Rs 1,600.26 crore. This figure was Rs 533.90 crore in financial year 2025. At the same time, the revenue has increased by 19% to Rs 33,782.18 crore in the entire financial year. In FY25 it was Rs 28339.48 crore.
BHEL’s performance in Q4 FY26
on an annual basis
| BHEL | FY26 (January-March) | FY25 (January-March) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹12,310 | ₹8,993 | 37% ↗ |
| total income | ₹12,553 | ₹9,143 | 37% ↗ |
| total expenses | ₹10,843 | ₹8,448 | 28% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹1,290 | ₹504 | 156% ↗ |
on quarterly basis
| BHEL | FY26 (January-March) | FY26 (October-December) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹12,310 | ₹8,473 | 45% ↗ |
| total income | ₹12,553 | ₹8,692 | 44% ↗ |
| total expenses | ₹10,843 | ₹8,188 | 32% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹1,290 | ₹390 | 231% ↗ |
BHEL’s performance in the full year (FY26)
| BHEL | FY26 (April-March) | FY25 (April-March) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹33,782 | ₹28,339 | 19% ↗ |
| total income | ₹34,590 | ₹28,804 | 20% ↗ |
| total expenses | ₹32,512 | ₹28,118 | 16% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹1,600 | ₹534 | 200% ↗ |
Shares rose nearly 7% to ₹377 after the results.
BHEL shares had reached a 52-week high of Rs 399 after the results. However, now it has come down a bit and is trading at ₹377, up by 7%. The stock had gained 65% in the last one year. The stock has risen 41% in 6 months.
Knowledge Part: What is a ‘Maharatna’ company?
The Government of India awards Maharatna, Navratna and Miniratna status to public sector undertakings (PSUs) based on their performance and turnover. ‘Maharatna’ status is given to those companies whose average annual net profit for the last 3 years is more than Rs 5,000 crore or the average annual turnover is more than Rs 25,000 crore.
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