BEL Share Price

    NSE
    422.9
    +8.40 (1.91%)
    BEL • 30 Jun, 2025 | 03:29 PM
    BUY

    1Y Annualised Return

    34.73%

    3Y Annualised Return

    76.13%

    5Y Annualised Return

    69.64%

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    BEL Stock Performance

    1W Return0.14
    1Y Return37.79
    Today's Low414.25
    Prev. Close414.50
    Mkt Cap (Cr.)3,08,107.18
    1M Return9.59
    3Y Return440.18
    52-Week High426.5
    Open416.65
    PE Ratio58.33
    6M Return47.95
    Today's High423
    52-Week Low240.25
    Face Value1

    BEL Company background

    Founded in: 1954
    Managing director: Manoj Jain.

    Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), established in 1954, holds a prestigious position as a Navratna Public Sector Undertaking (PSU). Under the Ministry of Defence, BEL has become a cornerstone of India's strategic electronics sector. The company has excelled in the design, development, manufacturing, and lifecycle support of a wide array of electronic products and systems, primarily catering to the defence sector. Over the years, BEL has expanded its operations to civilian sectors and ventured into international markets, becoming a global player in the electronics industry.

    Bharat Electronics Limited was established in Bangalore, India, under the aegis of the Ministry of Defence, with the primary goal of meeting the specialised electronic needs of the Indian defence services. The initial years saw the company laying a strong foundation by focusing on manufacturing communication equipment. In 1956, BEL began its operations by producing a limited range of communication devices for the military.

    In 1961, BEL expanded its operations by beginning the production of Receiving Valves, and by 1962, it had ventured into the semiconductor business by manufacturing Germanium Semiconductors. By 1964, the company had diversified into producing radio transmitters for All India Radio (AIR), marking its entry into the civilian electronics market. These early years set the stage for BEL to become a multi-product, multi-technology company.

    1960s: Laying the Groundwork for Growth The 1960s were a transformative decade for Bharat Electronics. In 1966, the company established a radar manufacturing facility for the Indian Army, marking its entry into the radar technology space. This was followed by the establishment of an in-house Research & Development (R&D) department, which allowed BEL to further innovate and expand its product offerings.

    In 1967, BEL began manufacturing transmitting tubes, silicon devices, and integrated circuits, ensuring that the company stayed at the cutting edge of technology. The following year, a printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing facility was established, marking a significant step towards self-reliance in electronics manufacturing.

    1970s: Diversification of Products and New Units The 1970s saw BEL diversify its product portfolio further. In 1970, the company began manufacturing black-and-white TV picture tubes, X-ray tubes, and microwave tubes. These products helped BEL establish a presence in both the defence and civilian markets. In 1971, the company ventured into integrated circuits and hybrid microcircuits, positioning itself as a leader in the electronics sector.

    In 1974, under the Government of India's policy of decentralisation and for strategic reasons, BEL established its second manufacturing unit in Ghaziabad. This unit was aimed at producing radars and Tropo communication equipment for the Indian Air Force. This was followed by the establishment of additional units: in 1979, a third unit was set up in Pune to manufacture image converter and image intensifier tubes, and by 1980, BEL had set up its first overseas office in New York to procure components and materials.

    Expansion into Space Electronics and Naval Equipment The 1980s were marked by significant growth for BEL. In 1982, the company established a Space Electronics Division in Bangalore to support India's satellite programme. This marked BEL’s foray into space electronics and further solidified its role in India's strategic sectors.

    In 1985, BEL set up its fifth unit in Chennai to supply tank electronics, capitalising on proximity to the Heavy Vehicles Factory (HVF) in Avadi. That same year, the company also established its sixth unit in Panchkula to manufacture military communication equipment. The focus on critical defence electronics continued with the establishment of a separate Naval Equipment Division in Bangalore in 1987, aimed at serving the Indian Navy.

    Research and Development A significant milestone was the establishment of BEL's first Central Research Laboratory (CRL) in Bangalore in 1988. The CRL was set up to focus on futuristic R&D, ensuring that BEL remained at the forefront of technological innovation. In 1992, BEL established its second CRL in Ghaziabad, further strengthening its research capabilities.

    Joint Ventures and Disinvestment The 1990s were a period of modernisation and collaboration for BEL. In 1990, BEL entered into an agreement with Delft of Holland to establish its first joint venture, BE DELFT, to produce optoelectronic devices. This joint venture later became a subsidiary of BEL and was renamed BEL Optronic Devices Ltd. In 1992, BEL made its first disinvestment, offering 20% of its shares to the public. The company was subsequently listed on the Bangalore and Mumbai stock exchanges. A second disinvestment occurred in 1994, further broadening its shareholder base.

    In 1997, BEL entered into another significant joint venture with General Electric (GE) of the USA to form GE BEL, focusing on telecommunications. The company also expanded its global presence by establishing its second overseas office in Singapore in 1998, aimed at sourcing components from Southeast Asia.

    Achieving Navratna Status In 2007, BEL was awarded the prestigious Navratna status by the Government of India, based on its consistent performance. This recognition allowed the company greater financial autonomy and the ability to make strategic investments in expanding its operations, both domestically and internationally.

    Major Contracts and Product Launches Throughout the 2000s, BEL continued to execute important defence contracts and develop cutting-edge products. The company supplied a wide range of equipment to the Indian Army, Navy, Air Force, and paramilitary forces, including radars, communication systems, and electronic warfare systems. BEL also played a key role in supplying equipment for India's meteorological and space programmes.

    In 2010, BEL handed over India’s first indigenous Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) reconnaissance vehicles to the Indian Army, marking a significant achievement in its defence capabilities. The company also inaugurated a modern development and engineering facility at its Hyderabad unit, equipped with state-of-the-art labs for communication systems, embedded systems, and software development.

    Collaboration with Global Aerospace and Defence Companies BEL has been proactive in signing Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with global aerospace and defence companies, including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Raytheon. These collaborations enabled BEL to leverage international expertise and technology for domestic production, aligning with the Indian government's "Make in India" initiative.

    Expansion into New Technologies In recent years, BEL has continued to diversify its product portfolio and expand into new technological areas. The company introduced new products such as the Integrated Air Command and Control System, Advanced Naval Gun Fire Control System, and various radar and communication systems. BEL also established a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for Digital Flight Control Computers, further strengthening its capabilities in avionics.

    Renewable Energy and Sustainability BEL has also ventured into renewable energy. In 2016, the company inaugurated an 8.4 MW wind energy power plant in Karnataka for captive energy consumption. This was a significant step towards sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint.

    Strategic Collaborations and Joint Ventures BEL has continued to strengthen its collaborations with both domestic and international partners. In 2018, the company signed MoUs with Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and Mahindra Defence Systems to jointly develop and produce defence systems for the Indian and export markets. These collaborations are expected to boost indigenous defence production and support the government's vision of self-reliance in the defence sector.

    Outlook Overview

    Bharat Electronics Limited has evolved from a small manufacturer of communication equipment into a global player in the defence and electronics sectors. With its strong focus on R&D, strategic collaborations, and diversification into new technologies, BEL has positioned itself as a leader in both the Indian and international markets. As the company continues to expand its operations and explore new opportunities, it remains a key contributor to India's defence capabilities and technological advancements.

    As of 30 Jun, 2025, BEL share price is ₹421.5. The stock opened at ₹416.6 and had closed at ₹414.5 the previous day. During today’s trading session, BEL share price moved between ₹414.25 and ₹423.00, with an average price for the day of ₹418.63. Over the last 52 weeks, the stock has recorded a low of ₹240.25 and a high of ₹426.50. In terms of performance, BEL share price has increased by 44.3% over the past six months and has increased by 34.73% over the last year.

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    BEL SIP Return Calculator

    Over the past

    1 year
    3 years
    5 years

    Total Investment of ₹65,00,000

    Would have become ₹77,75,810 (+19.63%)

    Daily SIP of 25,000 would have become 77,75,810 in 1 year with a gain of 12,75,810 (+19.63%)

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    BEL Fundamental

    Market Cap (in crs)

    3,08,107.18

    Face Value

    1

    Turnover (in lacs)

    85,777.87

    Key Metrics

    Qtr Change %
    New 52W High in past week
    39.9
    Dividend yield 1yr %
    Below industry Median
    0.5

    BEL Key Financials

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    *All values are in ₹ Cr.

    *All values are in ₹ Cr.

    *All values are in ₹ Cr.

    *All values are in ₹ Cr.

    BEL Quarterly Revenue
    Mar 2025Dec 2024Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024
    9149.59 Cr
    5770.69 Cr
    4604.9 Cr
    4243.57 Cr
    8564.08 Cr
    BEL Yearly Revenue
    Mar 2025Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
    24511.11 Cr
    20938.38 Cr
    18015.24 Cr
    15599.72 Cr
    14233.65 Cr
    13067.07 Cr
    BEL Quarterly Net Profit/Loss
    Mar 2025Dec 2024Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024
    2121.01 Cr
    1301.27 Cr
    1083.88 Cr
    780.99 Cr
    1785.66 Cr
    BEL Yearly Net Profit/Loss
    Mar 2025Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
    5287.15 Cr
    3943.11 Cr
    2940.35 Cr
    2354.46 Cr
    2069.34 Cr
    1792.63 Cr

    BEL Result Highlights

    • BEL (Bharat Electronics Ltd) reported a 47.5% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase in its consolidated revenues for the quarter-ended Mar (Q4FY25). On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, it witnessed a growth of 34.3%.

    • Its expenses for the quarter were up by 51.9% QoQ and 34.3% YoY.

    • The net profit increased 37.0% QoQ and increased 30.0% YoY.

    • The earnings per share (EPS) of BEL (Bharat Electronics Ltd) stood at 2.5 during Q4FY25.

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    Data Source: BSE, Company announcements

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    Top Mutual Fund Invested in BEL

    Promoter
    51.1%
    Foreign Institutions
    17.6%
    Mutual Funds
    15%
    Domestic Institutions
    20.8%
    Public
    10.4%
    Promoter
    51.1%
    Foreign Institutions
    17.3%
    Mutual Funds
    16.2%
    Domestic Institutions
    21%
    Public
    10.6%
    Promoter
    51.1%
    Foreign Institutions
    17.3%
    Mutual Funds
    15.8%
    Domestic Institutions
    20.2%
    Public
    11.4%
    Promoter
    51.1%
    Foreign Institutions
    17.4%
    Mutual Funds
    16.1%
    Domestic Institutions
    20.6%
    Public
    10.8%
    Promoter
    51.1%
    Foreign Institutions
    17.6%
    Mutual Funds
    18.1%
    Domestic Institutions
    22.6%
    Public
    8.7%
    Promoter
    51.1%
    Foreign Institutions
    17.8%
    Mutual Funds
    18.3%
    Domestic Institutions
    23.3%
    Public
    7.7%

    BEL Technical Analysis

    Moving Averages Analysis
    422.9
    Current Price
    Bullish Moving Averages
    16
    Bearish Moving Averages
    0
    5Day EMA
    414.80
    10Day EMA
    410.20
    12Day EMA
    408.50
    20Day EMA
    400.80
    26Day EMA
    394.60
    50Day EMA
    371.10
    100Day EMA
    341.20
    200Day EMA
    312.30
    5Day SMA
    414.10
    10Day SMA
    410.10
    20Day SMA
    401.50
    30Day SMA
    395.40
    50Day SMA
    365.20
    100Day SMA
    320.80
    150Day SMA
    311.10
    200Day SMA
    304.40
    Delivery & Volume

    Delivery & Volume

    PeriodCombined Delivery VolumeNSE+BSE Traded Volume
    Day Rs
    10202755 Rs
    21162169 Rs
    Week Rs
    15924430 Rs
    31161311 Rs
    Month Rs
    15566366 Rs
    30234523 Rs
    419.58
    Pivot
    Resistance
    First Resistance
    424.92
    Second Resistance
    428.33
    Third Resistance
    433.67
    Support
    First Support
    416.17
    Second support
    410.83
    Third Support
    407.42
    Relative Strength Index
    69.90
    Money Flow Index
    74.05
    MACD
    13.91
    MACD Signal
    14.62
    Average True Range
    9.78
    Average Directional Index
    37.25
    Rate of Change (21)
    9.59
    Rate of Change (125)
    44.32
    Name
    Holding Percent
    CPSE EXCHANGE TRADED SCHEME (CPSE ETF) (VARIOUS SCHEMES)
    3.38
    KOTAK FLEXICAP FUND (VARIOUS SCHEMES)
    2.51
    SBI NIFTY 50 ETF (VARIOUS SCHEMES)
    1.31
    CANARA ROBECO MUTUAL FUND A/C CANARA ROBECO EMERGING EQUITIES (VARIOUS SCHEMES)
    1.09
    LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA(VARIOUS SCHEMES)
    1.89
    NPS TRUST- A/C HDFC PENSION MANAGEMENT COMPANY LTD SCHEME E - TIER I(VARIOUS SCHEMES)
    1.46

    BEL Latest News

    30 JUN 2025 | Monday

    Bharat Electronics Secures Orders Worth Rs 528 Crore For Radar, Shelters, EVMs And More

    30 JUN 2025 | Monday

    Bharat Electronics Ltd - 500049 - Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Press Release / Media Release

    26 JUN 2025 | Thursday

    Bharat Electronics Ltd - 500049 - Closure of Trading Window

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    BEL Share Price FAQs

    BEL share price is ₹422.9 in NSE and ₹422.55 in BSE as on 30/6/2025.

    BEL share price in the past 1-year return was 37.79. The BEL share hit a 1-year low of Rs. 240.25 and a 1-year high of Rs. 426.5.

    The market cap of BEL is Rs. 308107.18 Cr. as of 30/6/2025.

    The PE ratios of BEL is 58.33 as of 30/6/2025.

    The PB ratios of BEL is 15.64 as of 30/6/2025

    The Mutual Fund Shareholding in BEL was 15.02% at the end of 30/6/2025.

    You can easily buy BEL shares in Kotak Securities by opening a demat account and getting the KYC documents verified online.

    The 52-week high and low of BEL share price is ₹426.5 and ₹240.25 as of 30/6/2025.

    Please be aware that BEL stock prices are subject to continuous fluctuations due to various factors.

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