Bharat Heavy Electricals Legal & Regulatory
BHEL received fines of Rs. 11.03 lakh each from BSE and NSE for non-compliance with LODR board composition regulations. The company is seeking a waiver.
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BHEL received fines of Rs. 11.03 lakh each from BSE and NSE for non-compliance with LODR board composition regulations. The company is seeking a waiver.
BHEL received a customs duty demand and penalty order totaling Rs. 9,28,872 from Chennai Customs. The order cites wrong availment of Basic Customs duty benefits.
BHEL certified utilization of Rs.1,050 Crore commercial paper proceeds for the quarter ended 30‑June‑2026. The statement confirms compliance with SEBI CP listing conditions.
BHEL received non-compliance notices from BSE and NSE totaling ₹0.11 Crore in fines. The company is seeking a waiver due to government-directed director appointment processes.
BHEL reported several SEBI non-compliances regarding board composition, resulting in ₹0.22 Crore in cumulative fines. The government-owned company is actively communicating with regulators to resolve these vacancies.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) filed a recovery suit for ₹143.21 Crore against Raichur Power Corporation Ltd. The suit, filed in Bengaluru Commercial Court, relates to supply and service contracts for the Yeramaras Thermal Power Station.