# Bharat Heavy Electricals (NSE: BHEL) share analysis

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Source: VestCall by Vestmind, price as of 14 October 2026.

> Bharat Heavy Electricals (NSE: BHEL) was trading at ₹443.85 on 14 October 2026. VestCall scores its business health 62/100 (adequate). On valuation, the price sits in the “Fairly Valued” zone (₹426.54 – ₹447.28) — inside the modelled fair-value range. This is a reading of the evidence, not a buy or sell recommendation.

## Valuation zones

| Zone | Price band | Meaning |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Deeply Discounted | ₹357.03 – ₹395.5 | Furthest below the modelled fair-value range |
| Attractive Valuation | ₹395.5 – ₹426.54 | Below the modelled fair-value range |
| Fairly Valued (current) | ₹426.54 – ₹447.28 | Inside the modelled fair-value range |
| Valuation Premium | ₹447.28 and above | Above the modelled fair-value range |

## The case for and against

- Supports — Growth 88/100
- Supports — Shareholding Quality 81/100
- Supports — Financial Strength 71/100
- Supports — Management Stability 67/100
- Needs proof — Capital Allocation 25/100
- Needs proof — Business Quality 30/100

## Key ratios

| Ratio | Bharat Heavy Electricals | Sector median |
| --- | --- | --- |
| P/E | 6.18x | — |
| P/B | 1.89x | — |
| P/S | 1.45x | — |
| Return on equity (ROE) | 6.0% | — |
| Return on capital employed (ROCE) | 8.1% | — |
| Operating margin | 6.2% | — |
| Net margin | 4.6% | — |
| Current ratio | 1.59x | — |

## Bull, base and bear case (model outputs, not forecasts)

| Scenario | Modelled CAGR | Weight | Assumption |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Bear | +5.0% | 23% | Growth decelerates to 9% and the multiple de-rates toward the cohort's trough. |
| Base | +25.0% | 53% | Earnings compound near the measured 25% and the multiple drifts toward its quality-adjusted warranted level. |
| Bull | +38.5% | 24% | Growth holds at 35% and the market pays the full premium the measured quality supports. |

## Questions

### Is Bharat Heavy Electricals overvalued or undervalued?

At ₹443.85, Bharat Heavy Electricals sits in VestCall’s “Fairly Valued” zone (₹426.54 – ₹447.28): inside the modelled fair-value range. Its valuation scores 0/100 (fair) against Unclassified peers. Zones describe where the price sits against modelled value; they are not an instruction to buy or sell.

### Is Bharat Heavy Electricals fundamentally strong?

VestCall scores Bharat Heavy Electricals’s business health 62/100 (adequate). The strongest measured pillars are growth and shareholding quality. The ones that need proof are capital allocation and business quality. Each pillar is computed from reported financials, and a pillar whose inputs were not reported is excluded rather than scored as zero.

### What is Bharat Heavy Electricals’s P/E ratio?

Bharat Heavy Electricals trades at a P/E of 6.18x, on VestCall’s latest read. A multiple only means something against the business it buys: the quality-adjusted fair value on this page weighs it against Bharat Heavy Electricals’s returns and growth.

### What are the risks of investing in Bharat Heavy Electricals?

The review triggers VestCall watches for Bharat Heavy Electricals are: return on equity falls below the quality floor (roe below 15%); revenue growth falls below the thesis floor (revenue cagr below 8%); promoter holding drops materially (promoter holding below 55.17%, 3 points under the Mar 2026 filing). On the fundamentals, capital allocation is the weakest measured pillar at 25/100. A trigger is a named condition that would change the reading, published so the case against the stock is as visible as the case for it.

### Is this a recommendation to buy or sell Bharat Heavy Electricals?

No. VestCall states where Bharat Heavy Electricals’s price sits against modelled value, what supports the case and what would break it, with every figure sourced. It does not issue buy, sell or hold calls or price targets. Vestmind is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst, and nothing on this page is personalised investment advice.

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