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BHEL Bhopal Unit ED
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BHEL Bhopal unit bags CII EXIM Bank’s Commendation Certificate:
India’s giant Public Sector Undertaking Bharat Heavy Electricals
Limited, (BHEL), Bhopal unit has won Confederation of Indian
Industry-Export-Import Bank (CII-EXIM Bank) ....
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Bhopal:
India's giant Public Sector Undertaking, (PSU), Bharat Heavy
Electricals Limited, (BHEL), Bhopal Unit recorded 12 per cent
increase in its turnover during the fiscal year 2009-2010. The
turnover was to the tune of Rs. 3,708 crores during 2009-10 against
Rs. 3,308 crores in the previous financial year.
While in exports too, the company registered a record 60 per cent
growth over the previous year contributing Rs. 966 crores to the
turnover. Last year, the turnover was Rs. 605 crores.
The above announcements were made by M. K. Dube, Executive Director
of BHEL, Bhopal unit, during the annual Press conference here on
Saturday. He said the Bhopal Unit also earned an amount of Rs. 602
crores as profit before tax leading to 21 per cent increase over
previous year’s profit of Rs. 498 crores.
Declaring the Rs. 4650 crores target for financial year 2010-11,
Dube said it is a challenging task in the present global economic
scenario, but with a dedicated and committed team of about 7650
employees, we can do wonders. He highly appreciated the role played
by Trade Unions, Supervisors Association and Officers’ Association
and called BHEL, Bhopal’s work culture a unique one. He made
presentations on the expansion and technological up-gradation
schemes of the Unit.
He said that capital investment of the
Unit increased to Rs. 166 crores against Rs. 118 crores during the
previous year and increase in filing patents has shown a record
growth over previous year.
Replying to a question, he said that the quality of products made in
India was much superior to that of China and this fact has been
demonstrated many times all over the world. As such BHEL faced no
threat from its Chinese counterparts, he added.
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