Talk:Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited
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There is a sentence stating that BHEL cannot be considered a company, but is part of the Indian Government.
IMHO this is mistaken - BHEL is listed on 2 stock exchanges and at least 2 Forbes lists, it has Limited Liability standing and distributes profit by way of dividend. All these features indicate that it is a share-owned company.
As a Public Sector Undertaking, it may well be that the Indian Government holds a majority share, or a 'golden share', and that BHEL is therefore subject to the effects of stable or unstable political change. However PSU and Company are not incompatible.Could someone with a clear secondary source clarify this, please?
(It is my personal experience that BHEL enters into and performs contracts in the same manner as other manufacturers in the electrical sector - but I am not a source for Wikipedia!)
John M Brear (talk)20:01, 13 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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