Bharat Heavy Electricals (500103) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2000-01 turnover fell 4.31% YoY to Rs 63,478 million; profit after tax declined 47.85% to Rs 3,126 million amid delayed orders, wage revision costs and VRS charges.
Orders booked totaled Rs 55,572 million; year-end order book exceeded Rs 100,000 million for execution in FY 2001-02 and beyond.
Net worth rose 7.3% to Rs 36,018 million; recommended dividend remained 30%, or Rs 3 per share.
Financial highlights
Turnover was Rs 63,478 million versus Rs 66,340 million in FY 1999-2000; value added declined 6.1% to Rs 26,603 million.
PBT was Rs 2,941 million versus Rs 8,654 million; PAT was Rs 3,126 million versus Rs 5,994 million.
EPS was Rs 12.8 versus Rs 24.5; reported earnings included wage revision charges and VRS amortization.
Exports, including deemed exports, were Rs 16,732 million, down 4.4% YoY; export orders booked reached Rs 7,150 million, up from Rs 7,030 million.
Outlook and guidance
Year-end order book exceeded Rs 100,000 million, supporting planned execution in FY 2001-02 and beyond.
Priorities included coal-fired power, transmission and distribution, hydro, after-market services, renovation and modernization, exports, and selected new technology tie-ups.
National plans for 100,000 MW of additional grid generation over 10 years were viewed as a demand opportunity; near-term investment remained constrained.
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