BHEL shares have surged about 85% over the past year, driven by strong earnings that brought fresh institutional interest. FIIs and mutual funds have increased exposure, signaling conviction in the turnaround. Meanwhile, retail investors have trimmed their holdings, highlighting a sharp ownership churn even as the stock’s momentum continues to attract larger players.
Indian markets ended higher as election trends lifted overall sentiment, setting off sharp stock moves. Valor Estate, BHEL, and Vedanta stood out among gainers, while Sun TV, Avenue Supermarts, and Kotak Bank fell. The day highlighted how quickly political cues can reshape trading momentum across sectors.
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Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) shares surged more than 13% after its March quarter showed a 156% year-on-year jump in net profit to Rs 1,290.50 crore. Revenue from operations rose 37% as the company posted a strong quarter. BHEL also recommended a final dividend of Rs 1.40 per share for FY26, adding to investor optimism.
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