Hitachi Energy, BHEL, Siemens Energy and TARIL shares slide as much as 12% after India widens tender access
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Indian power-equipment manufacturers sold off after the Finance Ministry allowed four China-linked suppliers with India-based plants to bid for critical power-project tenders. The policy change raises competition and potential order dilution for domestic incumbents, pressuring sector margins and backlog visibility despite broader index strength. The move also signals a wider easing of restrictions on Chinese participation in government contracts as border tensions cool.
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India’s finance ministry has cleared four China-linked power equipment makers with factories in the country—including TBEA Energy and Nanjing Electric India—to bid for government tenders tied to critical power projects. The move breaks with earlier restrictions on Chinese bidders and has raised concerns that orders could shift away from domestic suppliers such as BHEL, Siemens Energy, Hitachi Energy and GE Vernova. In that session, BHEL fell 4%, Siemens Energy dropped 6.23%, Hitachi Energy slid 10% and GE Vernova sank 12%.
