11 November 2026
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Bharat Electronics Wins Golden Peacock Award 2026 for Business Excellence, ESG and Governance Leadership

BEL recognized by Institute of Directors for outstanding corporate governance, risk management, and sustainable business practices, reinforcing its position as a leading public sector enterprise
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New Delhi: Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), a premier public sector defence electronics company, has been honoured with the Golden Peacock Award for Business Excellence 2026 by the Institute of Directors (IOD). The recognition highlights BEL’s strong performance in corporate governance, risk management, and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices.

Award Ceremony and Presentation

The award was presented by S. P. Singh Baghel, Minister of State for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, at a ceremony held in New Delhi. BEL’s leadership team receiving the award included:

  • Prabha Goyal, Executive Director (National Marketing)
  • Seema Yadav, General Manager (Quality)
  • Mohana M, Deputy General Manager (Corporate Communications)

The recognition underscores BEL’s commitment to strategic governance, board-level leadership, and sustainable business practices.

Read also: Who Is Ambrish Tripathi? PESB Recommends BEL Kotdwara Unit Head as Director (HR) of Defence PSU Bharat Electronics

Focus on Governance and ESG

BEL’s award highlights its continuous efforts in:

  • Strengthening corporate governance frameworks
  • Implementing robust risk management systems
  • Promoting sustainable and responsible business practices in line with ESG principles

These initiatives reinforce BEL’s position as a benchmark for operational excellence and long-term value creation in the public sector.

Strategic Impact

The Golden Peacock Award reinforces BEL’s leadership in the defence electronics sector, showcasing its ability to integrate innovation, governance, and sustainability into core business strategies. The company continues to focus on enhancing operational efficiency while contributing positively to society and the environment.

About Bharat Electronics Limited

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) is a leading public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Defence, India, specialising in defence electronics, strategic technology solutions, and communication systems. With a strong emphasis on innovation, governance, and sustainability, BEL has consistently emerged as a trusted partner in India’s defence and public sector landscape.

Read also: BEL Secures ₹1,476 Crore Defence Contract for Indigenous Electronic Warfare Systems for Indian Army


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