BEML shares jump 7%: Check Q1 FY27 numbers, order book as of June 30

Shares of state-owned BEML rallied as much as 7.19% to an intraday high of ₹1,916.50 apiece on the NSE on Monday, August 10. The company last week reported its June quarter (Q1 FY27) earnings.

The PSU narrowed its consolidated net loss to ₹27.01 crore in the June quarter of FY27, helped by increased revenues.

It had reported a net loss of ₹64.11 crore in the first quarter of the preceding 2025-26 fiscal, the company said in an exchange filing on Friday.

BEML's revenue from operations came in at ₹819.62 crore, up 29.2% from ₹633.99 crore logged in the year-ago period.

During the quarter, the total income increased 27.7% YoY to ₹821.19 crore from ₹642.56 crore a year ago.

In a separate statement, BEML said it secured orders worth ₹1,181 crore in Q1 FY27 as compared to ₹435 crore a year ago.

With this, BEML's total order book stood at ₹16,284 crore as of June 30, 2026, providing strong revenue visibility and a robust foundation for sustained growth.

"Our performance in the first quarter reflects the strength of our business fundamentals and the progress we are making in our transformation journey. Our focus remains on sharper execution, operational excellence, technology-led innovation and building deeper capabilities across our strategic business verticals.

"With a strong pipeline of opportunities and a growing presence across domestic and international markets, we remain confident of creating sustainable, long-term value for all our stakeholders," CMD Shantanu Roy said.

About BEML

BEML is a diversified public-sector engineering company with three key business verticals—Defence & Aerospace, Mining & Construction, and Rail & Metro—serving sectors such as defence, infrastructure, mining and transportation.

Recent updates

• Last week, the Chhattisgarh government allotted 79.7 acres of land at a concessional rate in Mungeli district to state-run Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) for setting up the state's first heavy earth-moving equipment manufacturing plant, officials said in the first week of August 2026.

The proposal to allot the land in Chandragarhi village under Patharia tehsil was approved by the state cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, a government official said.

The proposed facility will be the first heavy earth-moving equipment manufacturing plant in Chhattisgarh and is expected to emerge as a major hub for modern engineering and manufacturing activities in the state, he said.

The plant will come up at Chandragarhi village, located 30 km from the Bilaspur-Raipur National Highway. The project is expected to generate direct employment for local youth, provide technical training and boost ancillary industries such as MSMEs, logistics, transportation and spare parts manufacturing, the official said.

• The company in late June 2026 announced securing an additional export order valued at $5.35 million from West Asia for the supply of heavy earthmoving equipment.

The order is in continuation of the company's earlier export contract worth $36.38 million, announced in April 2026, it said.

According to the company, originally developed for large-scale mining applications, BEML's heavy earthmoving equipment has been suitably engineered to cater to the evolving requirements of infrastructure development and strategic construction projects.

The machines are designed to deliver superior performance under demanding operating conditions, incorporating advanced engineering, enhanced durability, and compliance with stringent international quality standards.

They are also equipped with ergonomically designed, ROPS/FOPS-certified operator cabins, ensuring enhanced safety, operator comfort, and productivity, BEML Ltd said.

"As part of the order, BEML will provide comprehensive maintenance and lifecycle support through its local representative in the region. The support includes the supply of spares, preventive maintenance, servicing, and lifecycle management, ensuring high equipment availability and operational efficiency throughout the project lifecycle," the company stated.