BHEL Secures Order From NTPC For 1,600 MW Singrauli Thermal Power Project

State-owned Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has clinched a significant order from power giant NTPC to establish a 1,600 MW Singrauli thermal power project (Stage-II). This underscores BHEL’s continued prowess in the power generation equipment sector.

The Deal Details

Contract worth Rs 9,500 crore, excluding GST, signifies a significant achievement for both BHEL and NTPC.
BHEL to construct Singrauli Super Thermal Power Project, Stage-III, with two 800 MW units in Sonebhadra District, Uttar Pradesh.
Timely project execution: Unit 1 completion in 50 months, Unit 2 in 54 months.
Order scope encompasses equipment supply, erection, commissioning, and civil works, showcasing BHEL’s robust capabilities in power infrastructure.

Clarification on Bid

BSE seeks clarification regarding BHEL’s order acquisition due to being the sole bidder.
BHEL confirms submission of bid for the NTPC tender on December 21.
SEBI Listing Regulations, 2015, govern the bid-to-order process, ensuring transparency and fairness.

About BHEL

Founded in 1956 with Soviet aid, BHEL is a key player in India’s power industry.
As a government-owned entity, BHEL has evolved into a top power equipment manufacturer.
BHEL operates under the Ministry of Heavy Industries, showcasing its importance in India’s industrial framework.
The headquarters in New Delhi epitomize BHEL’s significance in the nation’s industrial landscape.

About NTPC

NTPC Limited, previously known as National Thermal Power Corporation, is a key player in India’s energy sector.
As a central PSU under the Ministry of Power, NTPC contributes significantly to electricity generation and distribution nationwide.
Headquartered in New Delhi, NTPC’s activities include power plant management, consultancy services, and turnkey projects.
NTPC’s diverse operations solidify its position as a fundamental pillar of India’s energy infrastructure.