Swan Defence Wins First Chemical Tanker Order Worth $227M
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited secured a major order worth USD 227 million (₹2080 crore) from European shipowner Rederiet Stenersen AS. The contract is for six 18,000 DWT IMO Type II chemical tankers, with an option for six more. The first vessel delivery is expected within 33 months.
A large order of this magnitude, especially an international one and a first of its kind for the company, is expected to have a substantial positive impact on Swan Defence's financial performance and future prospects.
The announcement details a significant new order win for the company, which is expected to boost revenue and market presence.
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (SDHI) has announced that it has received a new order valued at USD 227 million (approximately ₹2080 crores) from the European shipowner, Rederiet Stenersen AS. This significant order marks India's first chemical tanker order for the company.
The contract is for the construction of six 18,000 DWT IMO Type II chemical tankers. Additionally, the contract includes an option for six more vessels, indicating potential for future expansion. The first vessel is scheduled for delivery within 33 months, with the remaining vessels to be delivered at regular intervals thereafter. The company has confirmed that neither the promoter nor any group companies have an interest in Rederiet Stenersen AS, and the contract does not fall under related party transactions.
This international order is a significant development for Swan Defence, highlighting its capabilities in the shipbuilding sector and its ability to secure substantial contracts from overseas clients.
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