BHEL is exploring new business models apart from scouting for overseas opportunities in Russia, Kazakhstan and other countries. State-owned BHEL, which saw its net profit nearly half to Rs 3,461 crore in the last fiscal, is also keen to tap opportunities in the nuclear power segment and possible entry into core-nuclear area. In its 2013-14 annual report, BHEL said the company has taken various strategic initiatives to sustain and grow in present adverse market conditions.
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