f = new FileOutputStream("C:\\Report\\results.txt");
will always recreate the file. you need to open it in append mode. You also
need to synchronize access (since multiple threads might access at the same
time) . You also have scoped the bean shell processors to the thread group
so they execute everytime a sampler runs - probably not what you want.
So one way is , write a Java program with a synchronized method that buffers
say N entries at a time and writes them to file. Synchronization has its own
problem , it will slow down your test.
The other way is write each value using sample_variables configuration into
the Jmeter result and post process the values at the end of the run
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