** India's Bharat Heavy Electricals BHEL.NS posted more than a twofold y/y increase in its fourth-quarter profit to 12.9 billion rupees ($135.31 million)
** Shares of BHEL rise as much as 2.89%, last up 1.13% at 381.30 rupees
STRONG EXECUTION, BUT SUSTAINABILITY IN QUESTION
** Kotak Institutional Equities ("sell"; TP: 140 rupees) says margin expansion was aided by one-offs such as provision write-backs and forex gains, even as execution improved
** JPMorgan ("underweight"; TP: 220 rupees) sees limited upside after the recent rally, saying the power equipment ordering cycle has peaked and inflows may decline further
** CLSA ("underperform"; TP: 282 rupees) says order inflows have likely peaked, while margin gains were driven by non-cash items, raising concerns on earnings quality
** BofA Securities ("underperform"; TP: 217 rupees) says strong margin-led beat was largely priced in, with elevated valuations and limited visibility on sustained margin expansion
($1 = 95.3400 Indian rupees)
(Reporting by Surbhi Misra in Bengaluru)
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