BMW Ventures Wins INR 336 Crore Fabrication Contract from BHEL

BMW Ventures Limited has secured its largest-ever fabricated steel products contract, winning a ₹336 crore order from Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL).

The BMW Ventures BHEL contract marks a major milestone for the Eastern India-based steel distributor and manufacturer as it expands deeper into large-scale industrial and infrastructure projects.

The order forms part of a broader project opportunity valued at ₹3,141 crore. The company expects to pursue additional orders linked to this project over the next 10 to 12 months, significantly boosting its growth pipeline. With this win, BMW Ventures strengthens its footprint in the fast-growing fabricated structural steel segment.

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The new contract highlights the company’s ability to execute complex structural steel projects at scale. BMW Ventures operates an RDSO-approved fabrication facility with an installed capacity of over 24,000 metric tonnes annually. This infrastructure allows it to handle engineering-intensive assignments efficiently while focusing on higher-margin fabricated steel solutions.

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Following the BMW Ventures BHEL contract, the company’s consolidated fabricated steel products order book has risen 49 percent to 8,805 tonnes, compared to 5,909 tonnes as of December 31, 2025. The expanding order pipeline improves revenue visibility and reflects rising demand for pre-engineered structural solutions across Eastern India.

Nitin Kishorepuria, Managing Director of BMW Ventures Limited, said the order represents an important milestone in the company’s growth journey. He noted that the contract demonstrates BMW Ventures’ engineering expertise, manufacturing strength, and integrated steel supply model. He added that the company’s backward integration helps manage price volatility and ensures reliable supply, factors that are increasingly important in large infrastructure projects.