Bajel Projects: ₹300 Cr Order Mila, Par Valuation Ka Tension Khatam Nahi Hua!

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Bajel Projects: ₹300 Cr Order Mila, Par Valuation Ka Tension Khatam Nahi Hua!
Overview

Bajel Projects ke liye ek mast khabar aayi hai! Company ko ek bada EPC order mila hai jo **₹200 se lekar ₹300 crore** tak ka hai. Ye order **400kV** transmission line banane ka hai aur Power Grid Corporation ka SPV iska client hai. Is deal mein project complete karne ke liye **21 mahine** ka time milega.

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Naya Order, Nayi Ummeed?

Bajel Projects Limited ne ek zabardast Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) order pakda hai. Iska value ₹200 crore aur ₹300 crore ke beech mein hai. Ye contract Bellary Davanagere Power Transmission Ltd ne diya hai, jo Power Grid Corporation of India ka Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) hai. Project mein 400kV (Quad) double-circuit line banani hai jo lagbhag 70 km lambi hogi, aur Bellary aur Davanagere substations ko connect karegi. Ye renewable energy ko power grid tak pahunchane ke liye bahut important hai, jisse Davanagere mein 0.25 GW aur Bellary mein 2.75 GW renewable capacity evacuate hogi. Project shuru karne ke liye 21 mahine ka time diya gaya hai.

Sector Toh Badh Raha Hai, Lekin Stock Ka Kya?

Power transmission sector India mein zama-jama boom kar raha hai. Agle 2032 tak ₹9 lakh crore ka investment hone wala hai aur growth rate 6% tak ja sakti hai. Ye sab renewable energy ko integrate karne ke liye zaroori hai. Lekin Bajel Projects ka stock ek alag hi level par trade kar raha hai. Iska Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio 120.6x se 189.0x tak hai. Agar competitors se compare karein toh Power Mech Projects ka P/E sirf 17.5x, Texmaco Rail & Engineering ka 23.5x, aur KEI Industries ka 47.1x hai. Yahan tak ki Bajaj Electricals jaise companies bhi 130x se kam P/E par trade ho rahi hain.

Haal Mein Financials Thodi Tang?

Lagataar naye orders milne ke bawajood, Bajel Projects ke recent financial results mein thodi gadbad dikhi hai. December 2025 ko khatam hue quarter mein company ko ₹0.42 crore ka Net Loss hua hai. Isse pehle 3 quarter mein profit tha. Yeh loss kuch extra-ordinary costs ki wajah se hua, jaise ₹772.06 lakh ka labor code charge aur joint ventures mein nuksan. Isse revenue aur profit dono par asar pada. Company ka kehna hai ki woh high-margin EPC projects par focus kar rahe hain aur Q3 FY26 mein margin improve hua hai, par overall net profit growth slow hai. Kuch quarterly results mein revenue bhi saal-dar-saal kam hua hai.

Analysts Ab Bhi Optimistic?

Analysts Bajel Projects ko 'Strong Buy' rating de rahe hain aur unka average 12-month price target ₹270 hai, jo current levels se kaafi upar hai. Yeh optimism India ke power transmission sector mein expected growth aur company ki projects secure karne aur execute karne ki ability par based hai. Par ab investors yahi dekhenge ki Bajel Projects apne order wins ko consistent aur profitable growth mein kaise badalta hai, especially jab valuation itna high hai aur recent results mein thoda pressure dikh raha hai.

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