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Mecgale Pneumatics

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MECGALE, a multi-disciplinary EPC organization established in 1994, with over 30 years of experience in the execution of diversified turnkey projects across India. MECGALE has established itself as a reputed Engineering & Turnkey Contractor serving the Power, Industrial, Infrastructure and Environmental sectors. Our capabilities cover the complete project cycle, from concept, planning and detailed design & engineering to manufacturing, procurement, supply, erection, installation, testing and commissioning, including major electro-mechanical and civil works.

Over the years, we have successfully executed projects for several reputed organizations, including NTPC, BHEL, NALCO, NPCIL, SAIL, NMDC, SJVN, MAHAGENCO, TANGEDCO, KPCL, OPGC, APGENCO, MPPGCL, GSECL, Adani, Tata, Reliance, L&T, UltraTech, JSW, JSPL, ISGEC, Thermax and others. We have also had the opportunity to work with reputed engineering consultants such as Fichtner, Tractebel, MECON and TCE.

Water & Wastewater sector offerings
For the Water & Wastewater sector, MECGALE offers comprehensive Water Intake Control & Screening Systems, including:

Travelling Water Screens
Trash Racks & Bar Screens
Stop Log & Bulkhead Gates
Roller Gates
Screen Cleaning Machines
Screening & Conveying Systems

We would be pleased to associate with your esteemed organization for upcoming Water Intake, WTP, STP, Desalination, Industrial Water, Power and Infrastructure projects.

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BHEL Reports Increased Profit and Investment in Nuclear Manufacturing

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) reported a 118.9% year-on-year increase in profit attributable to owners, reaching ₹820.94 crore in the second quarter of FY27. This compares to ₹374.89 crore in the same period last year. The company's revenue from operations also grew by 23.8% to ₹9,300.35 crore, up from ₹7,511.80 crore in Q2 FY26. This growth was supported by performance across its power and industry segments.

The power segment, which constitutes over 71% of BHEL's total revenue, saw a 17% increase, generating ₹6,637.90 crore compared to ₹5,675.64 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year. Earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter rose to ₹2.36 from ₹1.08 in Q2 FY26, marking an increase of 118.5%.

Investment in Manufacturing Facilities

BHEL's board has approved a ₹500 crore investment. This capital will be used to add facilities for manufacturing thermal and nuclear sets at its Heavy Electrical Equipment Plant (HEEP) unit located in Haridwar. Additionally, the board approved the merger of an Electrical Machines Repair Plant in Mumbai with its Electronics Division in Bengaluru, effective November 1, 2026, establishing the Electronics Division as the single merged unit.

India Targets 100 GW Nuclear Capacity by 2047, Seeks Private Investment

India plans to expand its nuclear power capacity to 100 GW by 2047, a tenfold increase from its current 8.8 GW. This initiative requires an investment of ₹15 lakh crore to add 91 GW of new capacity. The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) Chairman Ghanshyam Prasad stated that deeper private sector involvement is crucial for this expansion.

Legislation approved in December 2025 allows private and foreign companies to enter India’s nuclear power sector, shifting from a state-controlled model. Private companies will need licenses to operate nuclear power plants, while foreign firms can participate through partnerships with Indian companies. Of the 100 GW target, 46 GW is expected to come from public sector undertakings, private players, and joint ventures.

The increased nuclear capacity is intended to meet a projected peak power demand of 459 GW by 2035-36, up from 250 GW in 2024-25. Nuclear power is viewed as a stable, round-the-clock electricity source that can complement the expansion of renewable energy and help maintain grid stability.