BHEL Clarifies On Rs 19,400-Crore Order Win, Says Bid Submission Doesn't Result In Win
The Talabira project consists of three 800-MW ultra supercritical power projects.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. has clarified that it still has not bagged the order worth Rs 19,400 crore from NLC India Ltd.
The company had submitted a price bid for the mentioned NLC order, which is an "activity in the normal course of business", the company said in its exchange filing.
"Submission of bid does not result into automatic bagging of an order," it said.
According to media reports, NLC India awarded the contract for the Talabira Power Plant in Odisha worth Rs 19,400 crore to BHEL. It also said that BHEL was the only bidder in the last round for the three ultra supercritical units at Talabira.
The Talabira project consists of three 800-MW ultra supercritical power projects. Coal to fuel the power plant will be sourced from the captive Talabira coal mines.
The company has not been withholding any information which may have a bearing on the operation/performance, BHEL said.
Shares of Bharat Heavy Electricals rose over 5% after the media reported that it won bids for the Talabira power project.
Shares of BHEL closed 2.38% higher at Rs 198.15 apiece on the NSE, while NLC India closed 1.28% lower at Rs 250.2 apiece. This compares with a 0.05% advance on the benchmark Nifty 50.
