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Bhel (bharat heavy electricity limited) entering into non-power sector
1. BHEL aims non-power revenue to 40% by
2022
Presented by:
Pathan Samsheralam
PTI| Nov 07, 2017, 12.04 PM IS
(Economic times)
2. Content
• Introduction
• What is news all about?
• Why BHEL double non-power sector?
• Challenges to BHEL
• SWOT analysis
• Conclude
3. INTRODUCTION
• Industry :Electrical
Equipment
• Founder : G.O.I(1964)
• Headquarter : New Delhi
• Area Served : World Wide
• Chairman & MD : Atul Sobti
• 7TH Largest Equipment
Manufacturer In World
4.
5. What is news all about?
To contribute
Power - 80% revenue
Non-power - 20% revenue
To aim double non-power by 2022
To diversify in new area
To sign MoU under CSIR with NEERI
To collaborate ISRO to MRO
To execute project on turnkey basis
6. Why BHEL want to double non power
business
• No new thermal power plant till 2022
• To grow and diversified into non-power
• To take contract on turnkey basis
• To touch with municipal authorities
• To increase in employment
• Also eye on bullet train.
7. How BHEL will grow non
power business
• By strategic same as turnkey contract
• By cop-up with municipal authority.
• By BHEL water project work with NEERI
• By collaboration with ISRO for MRO business.
• By getting touch with defence sector.
• By an eye on bullet train project.
8. SWOT analysis
Strength
• Ability to produce & supply with
strong Eng base.
• High quality product
• Largest source of domestic business
Opportunities
• Continued expansion
for online sales
• diversification
Weakness
• Inability to provide supplier
credit
• Difficulty in keeping with
commitment
Threat
• Competitors.
• Change in regulation.
• Specialised may decrease.
9. To conclude
• May growth of business in long term
• May promote “make in India”
• May diversify in product
• May penetrate larger market
• Business more focus on positivity
Always future is uncertain...
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