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Bharat Electronics discloses ₹533 crore of fresh orders since 17 September

Bharat Electronics has secured fresh orders worth ₹533 crore since its previous disclosure on 17 September, across electronic warfare, avionics, cybersecurity and maintenance services.

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What happened

  • The company reported ₹533 crore of new orders received since its last disclosure on 17 September, according to Sahi.
  • Sahi listed the orders as spanning electronic warfare, avionics, cybersecurity and maintenance services, including communication equipment, drones, jammers, upgrades and spares.
  • Zeebiz's round-up also reported orders of around ₹533 crore after 17 September.
  • Sahi gave the company's June-quarter revenue as ₹5,533.06 crore, up 25.27%. The shares closed at ₹380 on Tuesday, up 1.63%, per Zerodha Kite.

Why it matters

Sahi framed the ₹533 crore as orders received since the 17 September disclosure, spread across several defence-electronics categories.

Good to know: Order inflow is the value of contracts won in a period. It differs from revenue, which is booked as the work is delivered, often over several years.

Key facts

Fresh orders
₹533 crore
Since
Disclosure of 17 September
Areas
Electronic warfare, avionics, cybersecurity, maintenance (per Sahi)
June-quarter revenue
₹5,533.06 crore, up 25.27% (per Sahi)

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