Bharat Electronics Ltd. Share Price

Overview

Bharat Electronics Ltd. share price is currently ₹396.38, down by - ₹1.97 (0.49%) from its previous closing price of ₹398.35. The share price has declined -1.79% over the past month and gained 9.44% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹373.75 and ₹466.92, respectively. Bharat Electronics Ltd. has a market capitalisation of ₹ 3,00,000.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 15 Sep 2026, 09:09 AM IST.

Bharat Electronics Ltd.
Bharat Electronics Ltd.
BEL
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- 1.97
0.49%
Capital Goods
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Updated: 15 Sep 2026, 09:09:14 am IST

Market Data

Open Price

 396.38

Prev. Close

 398.35
 396.38

Day Low

 396.38

Day High

 373.75

52 Week Low

 466.92

52 Week High

Capital GoodsDefence
CategoryLarge Cap

Fundamentals

Quick Bite

Price To Earnings Ratio

47.13

Sector PE

49.03

PB Ratio

12.08

Sector PB

7.06

EPS

8.41

Dividend Yield

0.62

Today's Volume

8.301 M

5 Day Avg. Volume

11.540 M

PEG Ratio

3.39

Market Cap.

₹ 3,00,000.00 Cr.

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Financials

Corporate Actions

ActionsEx-DateRecord-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 55% at ₹0.55/Share
13-Aug-202613-Aug-2026
DividendsInterim Dividend of 195% at ₹1.95/Share
06-Mar-202606-Mar-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 90% at ₹0.9/Share
14-Aug-202514-Aug-2025
DividendsInterim Dividend of 150% at ₹1.5/Share
11-Mar-202511-Mar-2025

Mutual Fund Ownership

Mutual Fund Holder
Jul 26
Shares held
Aug 26
Shares held
CPSE Exchange Traded Scheme9.72 Cr
9.73 Cr
(0.11%)
Kotak Flexi Cap Fund - Growth-
7.35 Cr
(100%)
SBI Nifty 50 ETF6.91 Cr
6.95 Cr
(0.53%)
SBI BSE Sensex ETF4.74 Cr
4.79 Cr
(1%)
HDFC Defence Fund - Regular Plan - Growth4.05 Cr
4.20 Cr
(3.7%)

About Bharat Electronics Ltd. 👋

Bharat Electronics Limited is an India-based company, which manufactures and supplies electronic equipment and systems for the defense sector as well as for non-defense markets. It manufactures electronic products and systems for the army, navy, and the air force. Its defense products include radar and fire control systems, weapon systems, communication, network centric systems (c4i), electronic warfare systems, avionics, anti-submarine warfare systems & sonars, electro-optics, tank electronics, gun upgrades, strategic components, and others. Its non-defense products include electronic voting machines, software solutions / services, healthcare solutions, civil aviation and solar cells/power plants, railway / metro / airport solutions, space electronics and systems, alternate energy solutions, secure communication solutions. It also offers software, electronic manufacturing services and cybersecurity. Its subsidiaries include BEL Optronic Devices Ltd. and BEL-THALES Systems Ltd.

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Hruthik N

Hruthik N

11 Sep • 2:27 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Apollo Micro Systems: Small-Cap Defence Story

Recent price: ₹417.90–424.30 range (as of Sept 9, 2026), 52-week range ₹180.80–₹466.70 Business: A small-cap aerospace & defence company engaged in designing, developing, and assembling custom electronics and electro-mechanical solutions, a genuine domestic defence-manufacturing play, not a diversified conglomerate. Price performance: Up roughly 52% over the past year and about 7.6% in the last month alone, a strong, sustained run rather than a one-day spike

APOLLO
has more than doubled from its 52-week low of ₹180.80, riding the same broader defence-sector tailwind we discussed with HAL and BEL It's trading close to its 52-week high (₹466.70), suggesting the market has been pricing in continued order momentum What stands out: The company has a track record of steady, smaller-ticket order wins (like a ₹77 crore multi-order win from EEL and DRDO's ARDE in the past) this "many small contracts" pattern is different from HAL/BEL's mega-orders, and can mean more frequent but less market-moving news flow It raised funds via a preferential issue and warrants in the recent past (₹380.97 crore + ₹435.10 crore), which shows capital being deployed for growth but also means some dilution has already happened Valuation is notably rich, TTM PE around 120-123x, and P/B near 11-40x depending on the data source this is priced far more aggressively than HAL or BEL, reflecting its small-cap, high-growth-expectation status

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Hruthik N

Hruthik N

10 Sep • 11:34 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Indian Market Closing - September 10, 2026

Closing numbers: Sensex closed at 74,902.59, up 138.36 points (+0.19%) Nifty50 closed at 23,477.80, up 46.30 points (+0.20%) This snapped a 3-day losing streak, helped by a late recovery in the closing auction after the index had dipped as low as 74,629 earlier in the session Nifty Midcap ended 0.38% lower and Nifty Smallcap 0.07% lower, so the broader market lagged the headline recovery Bank Nifty outperformed, up 0.31%, on selective buying in financial stocks Brent crude stayed above $100/barrel throughout the session, the persistent overhang Sector that underperformed most: Defence The Nifty India Defence index was confirmed as the top losing sector today, down nearly 1%, even as the broader Sensex and Nifty closed positive. Defence stocks like BEL and

HAL
were affected today. That's a real divergence worth noting, defence has been one of the market's stronger pockets in recent weeks, so today's reversal stands out.

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Kundan Motwani

Kundan Motwani

9 Sep • 9:27 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Indian Share Market Update — 9 Sept 2026

Market mood: ⚠️ Cautious / Volatile Nifty 50: 23,635.10, down 0.61% yesterday. Sensex: 75,577.58, down 0.73%. Both indices have fallen about 2.2% over the last 7 sessions. Reuters +1 GIFT Nifty: around 23,652, indicating a nearly flat opening. Brent crude: around $99.5/barrel — the biggest concern for India because of its dependence on imported crude. FII selling: ₹1,230 crore on Tuesday; foreign investors have sold about $1.33 billion in September so far. Reuters Rupee: around ₹94.82/$ and under pressure as crude approaches $100. Reuters 🔥 Sector in Focus: Defence Defence is currently showing relative strength. The Defence Acquisition Council has approved approximately ₹1.10 lakh crore of procurement proposals, with around 98% expected to be sourced from Indian industry. Defence stocks gained about 2.5% in the previous session. Reuters +1 ⭐ ONE STOCK IN FOCUS: Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)

BEL
Why BEL today? Direct beneficiary of defence spending: BEL has a strong presence in radars, electronic warfare, communication systems and anti-drone technologies. Its reported order pipeline is around ₹72,258 crore, giving strong visibility. The Financial Express Motilal Oswal has identified BEL as its preferred defence stock following the ₹1.10 lakh crore procurement announcement. The Financial Express BEL closed around ₹410.55 on 8 September, after trading between ₹406.50–₹416.00. Goodreturns The broader market is weak, but defence has relative strength — making BEL interesting for relative-strength tracking rather than blindly chasing the market. 📊 Technical view ₹416 → immediate resistance ₹405–400 → important support zone

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Stock Reader

Stock Reader

9 Sep • 5:37 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

OMAXE LTD — THE TURNAROUND IS JUST BEGINNING

OMAXE
Sometimes the biggest opportunity isn't a company growing from strength to strength. It's a company sitting on valuable assets, waiting for execution to catch up. Omaxe has been in real estate for over two decades and has already delivered 13.02 million sq. metres of real estate and construction space. But the real story is what comes next. Land → Approvals → Launches → Sales → Collections → Cash Flow. Omaxe is increasingly moving toward a project-led growth model, with new project launches and regulatory approvals becoming an important part of the current strategy. The company continues to disclose multiple project developments during FY27. And this is where the operating leverage can become powerful. Real estate doesn't need revenue to grow linearly. A successful project launch can create: Bookings → Cash inflows → Construction → Revenue recognition → Profit → New launches. The company's financials are still in recovery mode. For the nine months ended December 2025, consolidated operating income was ₹963 crore, while standalone operations remained loss-making. That's the risk — but also the opportunity. If execution improves, project launches accelerate and demand remains strong, even a modest improvement in margins can create a disproportionate change in earnings. And the broader backdrop matters. India's urbanisation, rising household incomes, infrastructure spending and premiumisation are creating a long runway for organised real-estate developers. Omaxe already has the land bank, brand, development experience and project pipeline. Now the market is waiting for one thing: EXECUTION. More launches → More bookings → More collections → Better cash flows → Lower financial pressure → Higher profitability → Potential rerating. This is not a low-risk compounder like BEL. It is a higher-risk turnaround/value play, where the upside depends heavily on project execution, approvals, sales velocity, cash flows and balance-sheet improvement.

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AKANSHA JAIN

AKANSHA JAIN

8 Sep • 11:21 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Tata Motors: Turnaround Story or Value Trap

TMPV
remains one of the most interesting auto stocks to track because there are multiple factors influencing the business at the same time. The company has exposure to India's passenger vehicle and commercial vehicle markets, along with its global luxury vehicle business through Jaguar Land Rover. For investors, the key factors to watch are volume growth, margins, JLR performance, debt levels and the company's ability to generate consistent cash flow. A strong business does not automatically mean a good stock at every price. Bharat Electronics: Is the Defence Theme Still Strong BEL continues to attract investor attention as India's defence manufacturing and indigenisation theme remains strong. The company benefits from its exposure to defence electronics, radar systems, communication equipment and other strategic projects. What makes BEL interesting is not just the defence theme, but its position as a key supplier to India's armed forces. However, after a strong run, valuation and entry price become increasingly important.

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Vimal K

Vimal K

8 Sep • 8:45 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Nifty Outlook for 09-Sep-2026 Looks Bearish

The overall trend of Nifty looks bearish, and the sellers are in control over the markets. Sell on rise would be the best strategy to deploy for today’s market considering the overall trend of Nifty. We may expect a change in trend only if the price sustains above the resistance level. Can Initiate buying only if prices continue to sustain above the resistance level. I have provided Nifty Spot resistance and support levels which would help you learn in taking informed trading decisions using these levels and understand how support and resistance levels work in financial markets. Nifty Spot Resistance 1 - 23715 Resistance 2 - 23765 Support 1 - 23585 Support 2 - 23560 Happy Learning, Happy Trading and have a wonderful day. Top Gainers : BEL, HINDUNILVR, ONGC. Top Losers : SBILIFE, ICICIBANK, AXISBANK.

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