Swan Defence Secures ₹1501-3000 Crore Order for 4 Ammonia Dual-Fuel Bulk Carriers
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited received a new order from Energy ONE Limited for four 92,500 DWT dual-fuel ammonia bulk carriers. This is the first order for such vessels in India. The first delivery is expected in October 2029. The order value falls under Category 4 (₹1501-3000 Crore).
The order is for a substantial value (Category 4: ₹1501-3000 Crore) and involves building India's first ammonia dual-fuel ships and some of the largest commercial vessels in India, indicating a major strategic win and technological advancement for the company.
The company has secured a significant new order for advanced vessels, marking a technological advancement and representing a substantial value, which is positive for the company's future prospects.
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (SDHIL) has announced a significant new order from Energy ONE Limited, an international entity. The order is for the construction of four dual-fuel ammonia bulk carriers, each with a capacity of 92,500 DWT. These vessels mark a milestone as they will be the first ammonia dual-fuel ships built in India and are among the largest commercial vessels ever constructed at an Indian shipyard. This development signifies a major advancement in technological capability and scale for the Indian shipbuilding industry.
The execution timeline indicates that the first vessel is scheduled for delivery in October 2029, with the remaining vessels to follow as per the schedule.
SDHIL has confirmed that the promoter, promoter group, and their associated group companies hold no interest in Energy ONE Limited, and the contract is not classified as a related party transaction. The order falls under Category 4 for order classification, indicating a value between ₹1501 Crore and ₹3000 Crore.
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