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Updated Dec 16, 2020 | 15:58 IST
DK Hota states that at the beginning of the year, BEML s top line did suffer a bit, but the company is back to normal functioning now BEML eyeing JVs in defence space, says CMD DK Hota
New Delhi: On India Revival Mission, to understand Bharat Earth Movers Limited and their recovery rate, ET Now s Ayesha Faridi speaks to CMD DK Hota on what has been the lockdown impact on BEML company in terms of the pace of project execution and delays? Are we now going to see a smoother supply chain and execution of orders?
Hota also speaks about how is BEML reading into the strong push from the government through the Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan , the policy formulations and reforms on self-reliance and local production - how will this favourably impact the operations of the company and the defence sector? What is the outlook on the mining division & are we going to see an incremental pick-up as BEML sees an improved revenue mix