Key Financial Figures (Q1 FY27)
- Total Income: ₹1,914 crore (38% YoY growth from Q1 FY26)
- Revenue from Operations: ₹1,815 crore (39% YoY growth from ₹1,310 crore in Q1 FY26)
- Profit After Tax (PAT): ₹173 crore (44% YoY growth from ₹120 crore in Q1 FY26)
- Earnings Per Share (EPS): ₹15.09 (44% YoY growth from ₹10.49 in Q1 FY26)
Operational & Strategic Highlights
- Navratna Status: Accorded by Government of India, Department of Public Enterprises on 19 June 2026.
- Ship Commissions: Three ships commissioned into Indian Navy by Prime Minister on 21 June 2026:
- INS Dunagiri (2nd P17A Alpha stealth frigate)
- INS Sanshodhak (4th Survey Vessel Large)
- INS Agrai (4th Anti-Submarine Shallow Water Craft)
- New Orders: Received notification award for:
- Four Platform Support Vessels (PSV) from ONGC
- One fully electric tug from Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata
Order Book Status
- Total Order Book: ₹13,596.26 crore
- Shipbuilding Division: ₹13,296 crore (97.8% of total)
- Other Divisions: ₹300.26 crore (Engineering & Engine divisions)
- Composition: 11 projects consisting of 44 marine platforms
Breakdown of Shipbuilding Order Book
- Defense Projects:
- P-17 Alpha Frigate: ₹4,519 crore (1 ship)
- Next-Gen Offshore Patrol Vessels (NGOPV): ₹3,075 crore (4 ships)
- Anti-Submarine Shallow Water Craft: ₹1,815 crore (4 ships)
- Ocean Research Vessel: ₹740 crore (1 ship)
- Acoustic Research Ship: ₹450 crore (1 ship)
- Coastal Research Vessel: ₹258 crore (2 ships)
- Survey Vessel Large: ₹225 crore (residual)
- Non-Defense Projects:
- 1,000m³ Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger for Bangladesh: Part of ₹1,355 crore (with Multipurpose Vessels)
- 13 Electric Ferries for West Bengal Govt: ₹203 crore
- 12 Multipurpose Vessels for German client: Part of ₹1,355 crore
- Green Tug & 4 PSVs: Newly awarded (values not quantified)
Project Execution Status & Timeline
Ongoing Projects
- P-17 Alpha Frigate:
- First two ships delivered ahead of schedule
- Third ship at 85% physical progress
- Expected delivery: November 2026 (current calendar year)
- Anti-Submarine Shallow Water Craft (8 ships):
- 4 ships already delivered
- Ship 5: 91% complete
- Ship 6: 88% complete
- Ships 7-8: 65-70% complete
- All 4 remaining ships to be delivered in FY27
- Next-Gen Offshore Patrol Vessels (4 ships):
- First ship: Launched
- Second ship: Launching on 11 August 2026
- Third & fourth ships: Launch in Q3 & Q4 FY27
- Delivery schedule: Commencing Q2 FY28 through Q2 FY29
- Research Vessels:
- Ocean Research Vessel: 20% physical progress
- Acoustic Research Ship: 12% physical progress
- Coastal Research Vessel: 5% physical progress (keel laying in September 2026)
- West Bengal Ferries (13 ships):
- Two platforms to be delivered in September & October 2026
- Balance ships by April 2027
- Bangladesh Dredger: 70% physical progress
- German Multipurpose Vessels (12 ships):
- Construction commenced on 5 ships
- Balance as per contractual schedule
Orders in Pipeline
Immediate Opportunity
- Next Generation Corvette (NGC):
- GRSE is L1 shipyard
- Expected contract signing: Q2 FY27 ("anytime now")
- Revenue recognition to commence in FY28
- Project duration: 8 years (first ship after 5 years)
Live Tenders (Defense)
1. 120 Fast Interceptor Crafts (Indian Navy)
- Value: ~₹3,500 crore
- Bid submission: September 2026
2. 31 Follow-on Water Jet FAC (Indian Navy)
- Value: ~₹3,500 crore
3. 22 Interceptor Boats (Indian Navy)
- Value: ~₹1,200-1,300 crore
- Bids already submitted
4. 6 Next-Gen OPVs (Indian Coast Guard)
- Value: ~₹2,500 crore
5. P-17 Bravo Frigates
- DAC AON value: ₹70,000 crore
Expected RFPs in CY2026
1. 12 Mine Countermeasure Vessels (Indian Navy)
- DAC AON value: ₹36,000 crore
- Likely split between two shipyards (8+4)
- RFP expected in current calendar year
2. 4 Landing Platform Docks (LPD) (Indian Navy)
- Value: ~₹35,000 crore
- RFP expected in current calendar year
Commercial Ship Opportunities
- Live Tenders:
- 4 MR Tankers
- 6 Very Large Gas Carriers (VLGC)
- 6 Aframax Vessels
- Expected Tender:
- Container ships (expected soon)
Total Pipeline Estimate
- Defense Sector: ~₹150,000 crore orders in near future
- ₹80,000 crore from live RFPs
- ₹70,000 crore from expected RFPs
Expansion Plans & CAPEX
Capacity Enhancement
- Current Capacity: Concurrent construction of 28 platforms
- Near-term Target: Increase to 32 platforms by end-CY2026 through modernization
- Long-term Target: Increase to 43 platforms through expansion
Expansion Projects
1. Brownfield Expansion (Kolkata):
- Two facilities on long-term lease from Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port
- Revitalization already commenced
- CAPEX: ~₹200 crore
- Completion: 18 months
2. Greenfield Expansion (West Bengal - Raichak):
- New shipyard closer to sea
- Approvals expected in CY2026
- Infrastructure build-up from 2027
- CAPEX: ~₹2,200 crore
- Timeline: 3-5 years for full operationalization
3. Greenfield Expansion (Western Seaboard - Gujarat):
- Total ship solution facility (shipbuilding, green ship recycling, ship repair)
- PPP model
- Approvals expected in CY2026
- Project commencement: 2027
- CAPEX: ~₹2,000 crore
- Timeline: 3 years for operationalization
Capability Enhancement
- Focus on new technology adoption and robotics in production processes
- Western facility will enable construction of larger vessels (Aframax, VLGC types)
- Eastern facilities to focus on defense shipbuilding
Indigenization Status
Shipbuilding Components
- Float (Hull - 10% of cost): 100% indigenous
- Fight (Weapons & Systems): ~60% indigenous
- Move (Propulsion & Power):
- Power generation: 100% indigenous
- Propulsion engines: Not yet indigenous (government initiatives underway)
- Survival (Safety equipment): ~70% indigenous
- Overall Indigenization: ~80-85% in recent projects
Other Business Verticals
- Bailey Bridge: 100% indigenous
- Marine Diesel Engines (collaboration): Target 55-60% indigenization
- Deck Machinery: 90% indigenous
Indigenous Ecosystem
- Major private players: L&T, Adani, Mahindra, Kalyani
- MSMEs: ~17,000 involved in defense manufacturing
- Startups: ~1,000 involved
- GRSE Initiative: GRSE Accelerator Innovation Engineering Team (101 startups participated last year)
- Key PSU suppliers: HAL, BEL, ECIL, Kelton
Export Strategy
- Non-defense exports: No government approval required for friendly nations
- Current focus: Domestic opportunities due to aggregated demand (~200+ platforms)
- Strategy: Will consider export orders if attractive, profitable, and visible
- Water Metro projects: Engaging with various state governments (Goa, etc.) for future RFPs
Employee Costs & Pay Commission
- Q1 employee cost reduction due to project phase (lower contractual workers)
- Expected increase in coming quarters with ship deliveries
- Seventh Pay Commission expected in FY28: Anticipated 15-20% increase (already factored in projections)
Corporate Actions
- Any corporate actions (bonus, stock split) subject to directives from Administrative Ministry and DIPAM
- No current initiatives disclosed
Q&A Key Takeaways
- NGC Timeline: Contract expected Q2 FY27; revenue recognition from FY28
- Execution Momentum: Expected to continue in coming quarters based on order book composition
- Commercial Bidding Strategy: Partnerships with other Indian shipyards and foreign collaborators for large vessels
- Water Metro Projects: Value ~₹200-300 crore per metro; potential ~₹1,500 crore for 5 states
- Next Gen Destroyer: RFP not expected until FY29