Shares of BEML Limited rose 4.04% on Wednesday, April 22, after the company announced it has secured an order from the Ministry of Defence valued at approximately ₹590 crore for the supply of trawl assemblies.
The stock opened at ₹1,830.00 against its previous close of ₹1,767.90, touching a session high of ₹1,910.00 and a low of ₹1,830.00. The 52-week range stands between ₹1,355.00 and ₹2,437.40.
According to the company’s regulatory filing dated April 21, 2026, the order has been awarded by the Ministry of Defence and falls under BEML’s normal course of business. The contract pertains to the supply of trawl assemblies, which are used in military operations for mine-clearing and enhancing the mobility of armoured vehicles in hostile terrains. The company did not disclose execution timelines or margin details in the filing.
The order adds to BEML’s defence segment order book and reinforces its position as a key supplier of specialised equipment to India’s armed forces. The development comes amid continued government focus on boosting domestic defence production under initiatives aimed at enhancing self-reliance in critical military equipment.
BEML Limited is a public sector undertaking operating across three business segments: defence and aerospace, mining and construction, and rail and metro. The company supplies a range of equipment including heavy vehicles, metro rail cars, armoured vehicles, and mining equipment to government and public sector clients.
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