Bharat Heavy Electricals (500103) Q4 05/06 earnings summary
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Q4 05/06 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2005-06 turnover rose 40.53% to Rs.145,255 million; PAT increased 76.13% to Rs.16,792 million, the highest year-on-year turnover growth in three decades.
Order inflow reached Rs.189,380 million and the closing order book was Rs.376,000 million for execution in FY2006-07 and beyond.
Export order inflow hit a record Rs.33,480 million, six times the prior year, expanding overseas business across all six inhabited continents.
Financial highlights
Revenue from products and services was Rs.145,255 million versus Rs.103,364 million; PBT rose 62.14% to Rs.25,644 million and PAT rose 76.13% to Rs.16,792 million.
Value added increased 33.58% to Rs.56,828 million; economic value added rose 114.29% to Rs.10,800 million from Rs.5,040 million.
Proposed dividend was 145% of paid-up capital, including 40% interim and 85% special interim already paid; total dividend was Rs.3,549 million.
Cash and bank balances, including short-term deposits, were Rs.41,340 million at year-end versus Rs.31,779 million; operating cash inflow was Rs.16,238 million.
Outlook and guidance
Manufacturing capacity was being expanded from 6,000 MW annually to 10,000 MW by 2007 to address expected demand and upcoming power projects.
More than Rs.12,000 million of capital investment was planned for the 10th Plan; ~Rs.4,800 million of investment was expected in FY2006-07.
Strategy priorities included supercritical boiler technology, advanced gas turbines, nuclear power opportunities, project execution, and overseas EPC and service growth.
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