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Most analysts are of the view that despite attractive valuations, BHEL may take a hit in the near term as earnings are likely to tumble.

Deutsche Bank Research believes that there could be a meaningful upside potential in the stock from its current valuations.

BHEL probably has its worst ever fall and has completed the correction. The market might recover, giving BHEL a good amount of hedge.

If you are getting it at valuations, which are close to five-year lows, it does make sense to take the long-term call.

BHEL on Tuesday closed the day with a decline of nearly 5% on the bourses, resulting in an erosion of a whopping Rs 4,500 crore.

Karvy Stock Broking has initiated coverage on BHEL and expects the stock to hit a target of Rs 2653 in next 12-months.