When the Indian stock market opened on Thursday, all eyes were on the BHEL share price. The stock had already been showing strength through the week, and the momentum continued as the company released its Q2 FY26 numbers.
The early market mood reflected curiosity first, and confidence next, as BHEL posted one of its strongest quarterly performances in recent years.
Market Performance: BHEL Share Price Extends Its Rally
BHEL share price today gained up to 2%, touching ₹250 on the NSE. The stock opened at ₹249.41, stepping up from its previous close of ₹245.39.
This wasn’t a sudden jump. BHEL had already been climbing:
- 7% in the past five sessions
- 5.38% in the past one month
- A massive 797% return over five years
These numbers alone show how the sentiment around BHEL has shifted steadily over time. And today’s Q2 results added fresh energy to that trend.
Main News: BHEL Q2 Results FY26 Show Strong Momentum
The highlight of the day — and the reason behind the rise in BHEL share price — was the company’s Q2 FY26 performance.
Across the board, the numbers showed growth, scale, and stronger financial footing.
Key Financial Highlights (Q2 FY26)
- Net Profit: ₹374.89 crore
- YoY Growth: 253% (from ₹106.15 crore)
- Revenue from Operations: ₹7,512 crore
- YoY Growth: 14% (from ₹6,584 crore)
- Power Segment Revenue: ₹5,675.64 crore
- YoY Growth: 12.9%
- Sequential Growth: 45% (from ₹3,898.86 crore)
- Total Expenses: ₹7,202 crore
(up from ₹6,571 crore) - Total Income: ₹7,686 crore
(up from ₹6,695 crore) - EBITDA: ₹580 crore
(vs ₹274 crore YoY) - EBITDA Margin: 7.7%
(improved from 4.16% YoY)
These numbers show a company that not only grew its top line but also significantly strengthened its operating performance.
Company Details: Growth Across Segments
The heart of BHEL’s Q2 performance lies in how its business segments expanded.
The power segment, which remains central to BHEL’s identity, delivered strong year-on-year growth. A 12.9% increase in power revenue reflects healthy execution and improving demand.
Sequentially, the power business saw a sharp 45% jump, indicating better order execution and rising project activity.
On the financial side, the company managed rising expenses while still expanding margins — reflected in the 7.7% EBITDA margin, nearly double from last year.
The lift in EBITDA to ₹580 crore also marks a strong improvement in operating efficiency.
Overall, the Q2 FY26 numbers place BHEL on firmer ground, both operationally and financially.
Summary of the Article
The BHEL share price today moved higher by 2%, touching ₹250, driven by a strong set of Q2 FY26 numbers. The stock has already delivered gains over the past month and has rewarded long-term investors with returns of 797% over five years.
The company reported:
- Net profit of ₹374.89 crore, rising 253% YoY
- Revenue of ₹7,512 crore, up 14% YoY
- Power segment revenue of ₹5,675.64 crore, up 12.9% YoY
- EBITDA of ₹580 crore, with margins improving to 7.7%
With rising income, expanding margins, and segment-wise growth, BHEL’s Q2 results supported the positive sentiment in the Indian stock market today.
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