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Bharat Heavy Electricals
Earnings of Rs 80 bn in four years
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Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL), a major power equipment supplier, is eyeing big to increase earnings from exports six-fold to Rs 80 billion in the next four years, reports Business Standard.
In order to enhance its presence in the international market, BHEL is also looking at acquiring companies abroad mainly to augment technological skills.
The target countries are Europe and the US and the company is in talks with some firms.
The overseas acquisitions will be in the areas of transportation equipment and fans and the company is in talks with a couple of firms abroad, according to sources.
The company had earlier set aside Rs 100 billion for overseas acquisitions and a separate unit was also established within the company to oversee these operations but could not make any inroads in the last two years.
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zoombusiness
Sir,
Very true . Time is for small cap and mid cap. Easy to gain and easy to come out and enter another scrip.
Market to remain like this till 13 th december as said. 
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Posted by : zoombusinessTracked by: 0 Boarder
Sir,
Very true . Time is for small cap and mid cap. Easy to gain and easy to come out and enter another scrip.
Market to remain like this till 13 th december as said....
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Posted by : psgs
this company is short of capacity and scale. it can't execute its orders on time if it doesn't not speed up the expansion process or acquire new companies or forms more JV's and subsidiaries. it should shed its pioneer status feeling and become more competitive. it has the govt. support and therefore so stubborn about its presence. but unless they incorporate new changes in the production system, they will find it difficult to convert the orders into bottomline.
coming to investment, i think all the frontline large cap stocks should be avoided for next 6 months or 1 year or so. invest only in good midcaps and small cap stocks for the time being.
swamy.
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this company is short of capacity and scale. it can't execute its orders on time if it doesn't not speed up the expansion process or acquire new companies or forms more JV's and subsidiaries. it should shed its pioneer status feeling and become more competitive. it has the govt. support and therefore so stubborn about its presence. but unless they incorporate new changes in the production system, they will find it difficult to convert the orders into bottomline.
coming to investment, i think all the frontline large cap stocks should be avoided for next 6 months or 1 year or so. invest only in good midcaps and small cap stocks for the time being.
swamy....
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Posted by : zoombusiness
Competition from home-grown private sector companies isn't all that bad, but losing orders to Chinese firms is what makes state-run power equipment supplier Bhel feel miserable, admits its Chairman and Managing Director K Ravi Kumar.
"I don't mind competition from private domestic players, but I feel bad if the order is won by any Chinese company," he told PTI, alluding to the 18,000 Mw worth equipment orders that the PSU has lost to Chinese companies.
Bhel also recently lost an order for supplying 800 Mw super critical technology to Andhra Pradesh Generation Company (APGENCO) to domestic company L&T-Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
In India, International Competitive Bidding (ICB) route is strictly adhered to by the companies who bid for supplying equipments to the power projects. Whereas, there is no such system in China.
Asked whether Bhel lost orders despite ICB, Ravi Kumar said: "We have expertise for supplying equipments for 250 and 500 Mw but in between suddenly the norms were changed to 300 and 600 Mw only to accomodate Chinese firms. But this norm has now been removed."
But in the process, Bhel lost orders worth 18,000 Mw from private players.
Bhel, which has joined hands with French equipment maker Alstom for manufacturing 800 Mw in the super-critical technology, is bidding aggressively and is hoping to get orders in this in the near future.-BS
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Competition from home-grown private sector companies isn't all that bad, but losing orders to Chinese firms is what makes state-run power equipment supplier Bhel feel miserable, admits its Chairman and Managing Director K Ravi Kumar.
"I don't mind competition from private domestic players, but I feel bad if the order is won by any Chinese company," he told PTI, alluding to the 18,000 Mw worth equipment orders that the PSU has lost to Chinese companies.
Bhel also recently lost an order for supplying 800 Mw super critical technology to Andhra Pradesh Generation Company (APGENCO) to domestic company L&T-Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
In India, International Competitive Bidding (ICB) route is strictly adhered to by the companies who bid for supplying equipments to the power projects. Whereas, there is no such system in China.
Asked whether Bhel lost orders despite ICB, Ravi Kumar said: "We have expertise for supplying equipments for 250 and 500 Mw but in between suddenly the norms were changed to 300 and 600 Mw only to accomodate Chinese firms. But this norm has now been removed."
But in the process, Bhel lost orders worth 18,000 Mw from private players.
Bhel, which has joined hands with French equipment maker Alstom for manufacturing 800 Mw in the super-critical technology, is bidding aggressively and is hoping to get orders in this in the near future.-BS
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Posted by : zoombusinessTracked by: 0 Boarder
Competition from home-grown private sector companies isn\'t all that bad, but losing orders to Chinese firms is what makes state-run power equipment supplier Bhel feel miserable, admits its Chairman and Managing Director K Ravi Kumar.
\"I don\'t mind competition from private domestic players, but I feel bad if the order is won by any Chinese company,\" he told PTI, alluding to the 18,000 Mw worth equipment orders that the PSU has lost to Chinese companies.
Bhel also recently lost an order for supplying 800 Mw super critical technology to Andhra Pradesh Generation Company (APGENCO) to domestic company L&T-Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
In India, International Competitive Bidding (ICB) route is strictly adhered to by the companies who bid for supplying equipments to the power projects. Whereas, there is no such system in China.
Asked whether Bhel lost orders despite ICB, Ravi Kumar said: \"We have expertise for supplying equipments for 250 and 500 Mw but in between suddenly the norms were changed to 300 and 600 Mw only to accomodate Chinese firms. But this norm has now been removed.\"
But in the process, Bhel lost orders worth 18,000 Mw from private players.
Bhel, which has joined hands with French equipment maker Alstom for manufacturing 800 Mw in the super-critical technology, is bidding aggressively and is hoping to get orders in this in the near future.-BS
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BHEL in Global market- a view by Reuiters
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GLOBAL MARKETS WEEKAHEAD - Worry spreads to emerging markets--Reuters
Sun, Aug 17 08:36 PM ---By Jeremy Gaunt, European Investment Correspondent
LONDON (Reuters) - Investors enter the week in a mood of increasing nervousness about the global economy, with deteriorating growth in the United States, Europe and Japan now beginning to bite into once high-flying emerging markets.
It is a concern that was underlined last week when MSCI's benchmark for emerging market stocks hit its lowest level in nearly a year, taking the index down around 28 percent from its all-time high last November.
The emerging market index, moreover, has been underperforming its developed market counterpart, even though that too has been battered by the credit crisis and ensuing economic slowdown.
While developed stocks as measured by MSCI have lost around 9 percent over the past two months, emerging markets are down 13 percent.
Some of this is the result of normal trading patterns in which emerging markets outperform when risk appetite is high and underperform when, as now, it is low.
But it also reflects a growing belief among investors that the world economy in general is at risk, and with it the emerging markets that have been a powerhouse of growth and investment gain over the past few years.
"Certainly weaker euro zone economic growth, weaker U.S., weaker UK is bad news for emerging markets," said Gabriel Stein, senior international economist at investment advisers Lombard Street Research.
I would be surprised if we don't see some weakness over the next six months, if not faster than that," he said.
A key area will be the so-called BRICs emerging market powerhouses, better known as Brazil, Russia, India and China. Although growth remains robust in all four countries, there are some signs of trouble.
China, for example, has seen factory output slowing on weaker export demand while India is expected to miss the central bank's growth target.
Hong Kong, something of a proxy for Chinese exporting, said on Friday its economy shrank by a seasonally adjusted 1.4 percent in the second quarter, as exports and consumption slowed sharply.
"The global economic and financial turmoil is starting to take its toll," said Rob Subbaraman, economist at Lehman Brothers
The two day intermittant strike by bank employees on 18th and 20th will add to the misery of the traders.The NIFTY index will be certainly coming down the line to 3800 and no investor can have worth while trading . Now we can not put the blame on crude oil or FIIs and we have to carry the cross ourselves.
V.Krishnamoorthy
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BHEL holding its own against Chinese powe
Posted by : souravkunduTracked by: 0 Boarder
Chennai, Aug. 15 Challenged on its turf by the Chinese manufacturers of power equipment, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd appeared to be on the backfoot. In the last three years, orders for boilers and turbines have been placed for a capacity of 72,000 MW and over a fifth of them has gone to the Chinese.
Two factors worked for the Chinese – availability of capacity, which meant they could deliver quicker than BHEL, and price. Chinese manufacturers such as Dongfang, Shanghai Electric Corporation, SEPCO, CMEC and Harbin were anywhere between 10 per cent and 15 per cent cheaper than BHEL, good enough to clinch deals.
But now BHEL is holding its own . In the recent times, the public sector engineering major has been winning orders against the Chinese, beating them on price.
Best Bidder
BHEL is also the best bidder in 2,400-MW Debrand project of Tata Power and in the 1,050-MW Orissa project of Monnet Ispat.
However, the contracts are yet to be formally awarded. In both cases, Harbin Power of China is the second best bidder.
Apart from these, Doosan of Korea lost out against BHEL on 1x250 MW Trombay of TPCL and 1x250 MW Budge-Budge of CESC.
BHEL’s Chairman and Managing Director, Mr K. Ravi Kumar, told Business Line that the fundamental reason for BHEL’s ability to drop prices is the increase in volume of business. With order book of Rs 1 lakh crore on hand, the company expects a turnover of Rs 27,000 crore in the current year, 25 per cent higher than last year’s Rs 21,497 crore.
Of course, prices in China have gone up and that, added with a strengthening of the yuan against the dollar, has also helped BHEL guard its turf.
More GMs
As a consequence of the increase in volume of business, BHEL has decided to raise the number of its General Managers by 39 to 189. The decision to this effect was taken on Wednesday.
Confirming this to Business Line, Mr Anil Sachdev, Director – HR, BHEL, said the number of project sites the company is working at has also been going up. Today, BHEL is working at around 120 sites. The General Managers will be posted at sites so that a senior manager is in charge of overseeing the implementation of the projects. “This will also give our customers more confidence,” Mr Sachdev said.
The Hindu Businessline Dt. 16th August 2008...
ROCKET STOCK.... VISU INTERNATIONAL LTD at Rs.10.5/-; TARGET 25/-
Posted by : India_bullsTracked by: 0 Boarder
ROCKET STOCK.... VISU INTERNATIONAL LTD at Rs.10.5/-; TARGET 25/-
VISU INTERNATIONAL LTD Trading in BSE & NSE at 10.5/- in B Group. Target 25/- for short term & 35/- for Long Term. Safe Investment at 10.5/-.
See My Last Weeks Call ALPA LABORATORIES AT 21/- reached 30/- Now trading at 25.5/- & RPG Life Science at 30/- reached 43/- Now Trading at 37/- (30% to 40% Appreciation within one week time).
VISU INTERNATIONAL Ltd at Rs.10.5/- is with Good NET PROFIT With EPS 3/- for 2008-09. First Quarter Net profit was 2.88 Crores. Equity 38 Crores, Company Projected EPS for 2008-09 is 4.5/- with Net Profit 16.5Crores. As per This PE only 2. Daily grabbing with Mumbai BIG BIG Bulls because of Now stock is available at very very cheep price at 10/-. The realistic Price was 25/-. Normally Educaional and communications Companies PE will be minimum 10. If we take PE 10 It will come 45/-. Another Possitive point is BOOK VALUE OF THIS SHARE WAS 24.11/-
The company has declared its 1st Quarter results for 2008-2009. Net Sales at 19.85 Crores, Net profit at 2.88 Crores. EPS of 1st Quarter was 0.75 (Annual EPS 3/-). And Company Projections of 2008-2009 Sales and NetProfit.It has Net revenues of the company was Rs 100 crore, Net profits of Rs 16.50 crore, The Projection Annualized Earning Per Share (EPS) at Rs 4.5.
VISU INTERNATIONAL Ltd Considered Amalgamating M/s. Visu Films Pvt Ltd and Visu Communications Pvt Ltd with M/s. Visu international Ltd and De merging Non-Education Division and merging the same with Visu Publication & Media Ltd. AND Approved the Scheme of Amalgamations and Arrangement.
Now, Visu Films Pvt Ltd is making Film starring Brahmanandam. The highlight is that Dr YS Rajasekhar Reddy, Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh acted in this film as himself.
see the amalgamation benefits of this company insider information to see the co going around 39/- . The realistic price for this stock to be around Rs25/-.
VISU INTERNATIONAL Ltd having own corporate House i.e Visu Corporate House No.6-3-665 in Hyderabad Main Business Center Opp: NIMS HOSPITAL, PUNJAGUTTA, Hyderabad. This is very high Value of this company. And Company having huge land Bank in Hyderabad, planning to acquire more land.
Total Share Capital was 38 crores, Book Value was 24.11/- and Company having High value Corporate House in Business area.
And Profit making Company with 3/- EPS.
Possitive Points for this stock for Up moving:
1) Company doing very good with EPS 3/- PE only 3; Available very cheep at 10.5/-
2) Book Value was 24.11/-
3) Company Having Good Corporate house in Hyderabad Business center and good Land Bank and planning to acquire more land.
4) Company Benefits with amalgamation.
5) Company planning to declare more future plans.
Enter current price at 10.5/- Short term Target 25/- Long Term Target 35/-
Strong Fundamentals. Just Buy at 10.5/- get 100% to 300% Profit.
See My Last 2 Weeks ROCKET STOCKS
1) ALPA LABORATORIES Ltd; at 21/- Reached 30/- Now 25.5/-
2) RPG LIFE Scince at 30/- ; Reached at 43/- Now 39/-
3) COMPAC DISC Recommended at 50/- NOW Trading 75/-
4) POCHIRAJU IND. Recommended at 17/- Now Trading at 23/-
5) Lloyds Steel at 10.5/- Now Trading at 13/-
6) IFCI at 38/- Now Trading at 50/-
Now I am Recommending VISU INTERNATIONAL Ltd; at 10.5/-, With Target of 25/- and 35/-; Its very Valuable Share. The realistic Price was 25/-
Happy Investing...
Bye
BIGBULLS
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Market may be weak on Monday
Posted by : Leave it.Tracked by: 0 Boarder
R-Infratel IPO is called off . So the market on Monday open weak. The quotes may slip along with index. Advised caution in trading.
This message is based on the report in Businss std. today.
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To invest Rs 100 bn in 4 years
Posted by : rvk41Tracked by: 0 Boarder
The power equipment major Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL), announced its plan to invest Rs 100 billion over the next four years for capacity expansion, reports Business Standard.
The company is looking for acquisitions for its overseas expansion, for which it has set aside Rs 100 billion and is likely to appoint global consultants to advise them.
``We will be investing Rs 50 billion in the first phase till December 2009 to reach 15,000 MW capacity. Besides, the board has also approved an investment of similar amount to take the capacity to 20,000 MW by 2012,` said BHEL . CMD
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Posted by : zoombusinessTracked by: 0 Boarder
Power equipment major BHEL on Thursday announced an investment of 2.5 billion dollar (over Rs 10,000 crore) in the next four years to ramp up capacity to meeting the growing electricity needs.
\"We will be investing Rs 5,000 crore in the first phase till December 2009 to reach 15,000 MW capacity. Besides, the Board has also approved an investment of similar amount to take the capacity to 20,000 MW by 2012,\" BHEL CMD K Ravi Kumar said.
The investment is in line with the order book of the company, which has crossed the 1,00,000 mark and is still growing.
On the issue of delay on part of BHEL to supply the equipments, Ravi said, BHEL was not responsible for it as most of the projects which have been facing time overrun are due to changes in the parameters.
\"Any change in the parameters requires a complete redesigning of the project and that causes delay sometimes,\" he said.
On the overseas expansion, the company is looking for acquisitions and is likely to appoint global consultants to advise them. Earlier BHEL had set aside Rs 10,000 crore for overseas expansion and were scouting for companies on its own.
BHEL had earlier formed a separate unit for the same but the company did not take off, \"Our model was perhaps not right, we should have a global consultant to advice us,\" Kumar said.
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Take profit in bhel upto 1800....
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Well, at what price should we re-enter Bhel? Will be grateful for reply, Anju....
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Posted by : marketman
Investors taking profits comfortably in this counter.... though the undertone is bullish in this counter,it is wise to take profits frequently during this bear market season....
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