Defense sector giant government company, BEML Ltd has received a big order from the Defense Ministry. BEML Limited has informed the stock exchanges that it has received an important work order worth about Rs 110 crore from the Ministry of Defence. This order is a part of the company’s regular business activities, under which BEML has to supply engines for the Defense Ministry.
Company’s order book Rs 16,342 crore
This order has further strengthened the overall order book of the company. If we look at the figures, by H1 FY26 the order book of the company has reached the level of Rs 16,342 crore. This is the highest level ever in the history of BEML. For any infrastructure or defense company, having such a huge order book provides a clear picture of future earnings, which helps to increase investor confidence.
BEML has a strong hold in these areas also
Common investors often see BEML as only a defense company, but its business is quite spread. If we understand the mathematics of the company’s total earnings, then about 40% of its revenue comes from the defense and aerospace sector. At the same time, the company gets the maximum income of 43% from mining and construction sector. Apart from this, the company also generates 17% of its total earnings from rail and metro projects.
BEML is one of the few engineering companies in the country that not only manufactures high mobility vehicles for the Indian Army, but also manufactures coaches for metro trains and Indian Railways. The reach of the company can be gauged from the fact that till now it has exported its equipment to 73 countries of the world. Recently the company designed a motor grader for SECL and inducted the modern MMME Mk-II into the Indian Army fleet, which shows its technical capability.
Stock performance has been excellent
From investment point of view, BEML has proved to be a multibagger. It has not disappointed long-term investors. In the last five years, this government share has given returns of more than 331% to its investors, which is many times more than FD or other traditional investments. On Tuesday also, on the basis of the news, the share reached the level of Rs 1742.60.
However, the company’s recent financial results have been a bit mixed. There was a slight decline in the company’s revenue in the second quarter (Q2) of the financial year 2026 and it declined by 2% to Rs 839 crore. At the same time, some pressure has been seen on the profit front also. Net profit has fallen by 6% on annual basis to Rs 48 crore.
