BEL gets an order of ₹ 712 crore
Operation Sindoor had a strong demonstration of indigenous weapons of India, in which the role of Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) was the most special. Today, the shares of this government company BEL saw a tremendous boom. The company's stock rose above 2.21% to Rs 411.80 on BSE. The company has got a new order behind this increase. The company had told the previous day that it has received new orders worth Rs 712 crore. In the coming days, its shares can show even more boom.
Market experts are also very optimistic about the defense sector. Market expert Nischal Maheshwari says that there is a very long way for the defense sector and orders are also being received continuously, but investors should wait for the right time so that the right opportunity is given.
Actually, BEL said that it has received new orders worth ₹ 712 crore in September. These orders are associated with IT system, cyber security, electronic support system, blockchain technology, communication equipment, spare parts and services associated with it. This means that the company is not limited to making weapons only, but is also ahead in new technology. The government and the Defense Department have full faith in the technology of BEL, which is why new orders are constantly being received.
BEL made good profits in the first quarter of FY 2026. The company's net profit has increased by 24.86 percent to ₹ 969.13 crore. At the same time, its sales i.e. revenue has also increased by 5.19 percent to ₹ 4,416.83 crore against the first quarter of last year. These figures show that the company is not only taking new orders, but is also successfully fulfilling them.
Foreign institutional investors are also increasing interest in BEL shares. In the June 2025 quarter, the FII has increased its stake from 17.55 percent to 18.56 percent. This means that foreign investors are confident about the future of this company and want to invest in it for a long time.
In the last one year, the shares of BEL have rose by about 45 percent. If you look at the five -year figures, it has given the return of up to 1092 percent to investors, which is considered a multibagger return. During this period, the stock has touched its 52 -week low from Rs 240 to 68 per cent and touched a level of Rs 436.
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