KMEW Secures ₹11.41 Crore Order from Paradip Port Authority for 5-Year Patrol Boat Hire
KMEW received a 5-year work order from Paradip Port Authority for hiring a 25-Knot Speed Patrol-Cum-Chase Boat and crew. The contract is valued at ₹11.41 Crore (including GST). KMEW will build the vessel in-house via its subsidiary KSPL.
The order value of ₹11.41 crore over 5 years is substantial and will contribute to revenue, impacting the company's financials and market position positively.
The company has secured a new work order, which is a positive development indicating business growth and continued trust from a client.
Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works Limited (KMEW) has announced the receipt of a significant work order from Paradip Port Authority (PPA). The order is for the hiring of one 25-Knot Speed Patrol-Cum-Chase Boat, along with its manning crew, for a period of five years.
The total value of this contract is ₹11,41,01,079 (Rupees Eleven Crores Forty-One Lakh One Thousand Seventy-Nine Only), inclusive of GST. This vessel is intended to enhance PPA’s waterfront patrolling capabilities and maritime security, helping to meet ISPS Code requirements and execute critical marine operations efficiently.
The company will construct the Speed cum Chase Boat in-house through its subsidiary, Knowledge Shipyard Private Limited (KSPL), leveraging its expanding shipbuilding capabilities, including the upcoming shipyard at Saphale, Maharashtra. This integrated approach will ensure greater control over quality and delivery timelines.
Mr. Sujay Kewalramani, CEO of KMEW, expressed pleasure in receiving this repeat order, highlighting the continued trust from Paradip Port Authority. He emphasized that the vessel will bolster the port's security, surveillance, and rapid response capabilities, reinforcing KMEW's role in advancing national port security standards.
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