Swan Defence Secures Major Defence Export Order from Oman for Training Ship
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (SDHI) has secured a defence export order from Oman for a training ship. The vessel, measuring 104.25m, will support the Royal Navy of Oman's operations and is expected to be delivered within 18 months. This order highlights India's shipbuilding capabilities.
Securing a defence export order from a foreign government is a major achievement that is likely to have a substantial positive impact on the company's revenue, reputation, and future business prospects.
The announcement details a significant new export order for the company, which is a positive development for its business and India's defence export capabilities.
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (SDHI) has secured a significant defence export order from the Government of Sultanate of Oman. The order is for the supply of a state-of-the-art training ship, which will support the Royal Navy of Oman’s (RNO) advanced naval training and maritime operations.
The delivery of the vessel is expected within 18 months from the contract date. This landmark export order from Oman not only reinforces India’s indigenous shipbuilding capabilities but also highlights its growing stature as a global maritime hub. It further strengthens the bilateral relations and maritime cooperation between India and Oman.
The training vessel will measure 104.25 meters in length, with a beam of 13.88 meters and a displacement of up to 3500 tonnes. It will be equipped with modern classrooms, training offices, and accommodation facilities, capable of housing up to 70 officer cadets. The vessel will also feature a state-of-the-art navigation system, an advanced communications suite, and the capability to conduct helicopter operations.
Rear Admiral V.K. Saxena (retd), CEO of Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited, stated that the contract is a testament to SDHI's advanced technical expertise and world-class shipbuilding capabilities that meet global benchmarks. He added that earning the confidence of the Royal Navy of Oman reinforces SDHI’s commitment to excellence and drives them to consistently deliver high-quality vessels distinguished by innovation, reliability, and performance.
This development aligns with India’s Amrit Kaal Vision and reinforces the country’s growing status as an exporter of indigenously built vessels, supported by strategic initiatives from the Ministry of Defence.
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