Bharat Heavy Electricals is planning overseas buys to gain new markets and technologies and will diversify into areas such as transmission, transportation and nuclear power.
Bhel is in talks with global firms like Areva, Toshiba and Westinghouse Electric for nuclear technology tie-ups. It already has a similar deal with a joint venture of General Electric and
The firm had won 200 billion worth of contracts since the fiscal year began in April, taking its total order book to Rs1.25 trillion. BHEL was on target to boost manufacturing capacity to 15,000 megawatts (MW) by March 2010, at a cost of Rs2,400 crore.
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