Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited

Shrinking orders, higher costs: Bhel could crash to Rs 200

With a negative visibility over the next two years, there is little reason for the stock to move higher.

Why Bhel could fall 23 percent, now on

A shrinking order book and no significant upside, makes Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd a compelling name on the sell-list of major brokerages.

IT, telecos help Sensex gain 232 points

Reliance trades higher as the Oil ministry has said there will be no penalty despite producing lesser quantity of gas as the Production Sharing Contract does not have any penalty clause.

Capital goods finally have a reason to cheer. Here's why

L&T trades 2 percent higher at Rs 1026, Areva T&D trades 2 percent higher at Rs 153 and BHEL is up by 3 percent at Rs 244.

What! Here are 3 sectors that lost twice as much as Sensex

While the Sensex plunged 25 percent this year, these sector indices lost way more due to high inflation, high interest rates and slowing corporate earnings.

NTPC to invest Rs41K cr in 4 projects in MP, Chhattisgarh

Fire sale: the worst time to divest BHEL

The stock has just bounced up and the government is ready to sell. It could be a worse time for BHEL.

Govt won't wait for improved mkts for PSU stake sales

The government has indicated that it will not wait for the markets to improve to go ahead with the planned stake sale in PSUs including SAIL, NALCO and BHEL. where it plans to divest close to Rs 30,000 crore

What power producers want from Budget 2012

Issues grappling the power sector are many. So, what is the wishlist of the power sector for Budget 2012. More importantly, can they be fulfilled?

Delay in power plant? Blame BHEL

NLC's latest project to add 1,500 mega watt of power to the grid in Tamil Nadu which is suffering from power shortage, could not be completed as Bhel did not deliver equipments on time.