Bharat Electronics Dips 2.5% as Stock Closes at ₹282.45 Amid Order Inflow Concerns

2nd April, 2025 / 3:30 PM

Bharat Electronics share prices have closed at ₹282.45, which is 2.5% lower than the opening price of ₹289.90 today (2nd April). The stock opened 0.71% lower than the closing price of ₹292 on 1st April, while the opening price for the day was ₹302, which was higher than the closing price of ₹301.32 on 28th March. Opening prices of ₹306.58 were a new high on 28th March, and they were considerably higher than the closing price of ₹300.65 on 27th March.

At midday, the stock was trading at ₹280.50, which was a substantial 3.24% lower than the opening price. It initially fell to ₹274.78 before recovering to ₹287.72 and then touching the midday figure with a slight slump again. The stock continues to make headlines with reports of the company missing out on its FY25 order inflow guidance and also its turnover of ₹23,000 crore for this financial year.

2nd April, 2025 / 12:30 PM

Bharat Electronics share prices touched ₹280.50, indicating a sharp drop of 3.24% from today’s opening price of ₹289.90. Incidentally, the opening price was 0.71% lower than 1st April’s closing price of ₹292. The stock witnessed a fall to ₹274.78 today in trading after rising to ₹287.72 after a slump in initial trading.

Bharat Electronics stock prices have been in the news with updates coming out about the company missing out on the FY25 order inflow guidance. However, there are forecasts regarding revenue growth in the future while it has notched up a turnover of ₹23,000 crore for the fiscal. It remains to be seen how the stock plays out till closing. 

2nd April, 2025 / 9:30 AM

Bharat Electronics share prices opened at ₹289.90 on 2nd April, which is approximately 0.71% lower than the previous closing price of ₹292 . Interestingly, it opened at ₹302 on 1st April, which was higher than the closing price of ₹301.32 on 28th March. At the same time, the opening price of ₹306.58 was also higher than the closing price of ₹300.65 on 27th March. So, after two straight days of opening above the closing price, the stock has opened lower than the closing price today. 

Bharat Electronics has been in the news for several reasons, including updates on its missing FY25 order inflow guidance, forecasts of future revenue growth, and also the achievement of a turnover of ₹23,000 crore for the financial year. These developments may impact the stock prices going forward. 

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