COCHINSHIP NSE filing

COCHINSHIP Q1 FY26: Turnover ₹1,068.59 Cr, PAT ₹187.83 Cr; Order Book ₹21,100 Cr

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The financial results, combined with substantial new orders and a large order book, are likely to have a significant positive impact on the company's stock price and investor confidence.

The market read

The announcement highlights strong financial performance, significant order book, new orders received, and strategic partnerships, all indicating positive prospects for the company.

* Cochin Shipyard Limited (COCHINSHIP) announced its Q1 FY26 financial results and operational highlights. * Turnover: Standalone ₹977.42 crore, Consolidated ₹1,068.59 crore. * Profit Before Tax: Standalone ₹248.65 crore, Consolidated ₹249.54 crore. * Profit After Tax: Standalone ₹187.86 crore, Consolidated ₹187.83 crore. * EPS: Standalone and Consolidated ₹7.14. * Order Book Position: Approximately ₹21,100 crore, including Defence (₹13,700 crore), Commercial-Domestic (₹1,700 crore), Commercial-Export (₹4,200 crore), and Ship Repair Orders (₹1,500 crore). * Vessels Delivered & New Orders Received: Delivered the 19th Electric Hybrid 100 Pax Water Metro boat to Kochi Metro in April 2025; delivered the first dry cargo vessel to a European client (Udupi -CSL) in April 2025; received orders for two Tugs of 70 T Bollard Pull Power from Polestar Maritime Limited and one Luxury River Cruise vessel from Heritage River Journeys Private Limited in June 2025. * MoU Signed: Joint development of world-class ship repair clusters at Kochi and Vadinar with Drydocks World, UAE; joint exploration of new building opportunities with HD KSOE, South Korea. * Order Pipeline: Shipbuilding order pipeline is approximately ₹2,85,000 crore.

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