Titagarh Naval Systems Launches 5th Diving Support Craft for Indian Navy
Titagarh Naval Systems launched the fifth and final Diving Support Craft (DSC) A24 for the Indian Navy. The vessel, with nearly 70% indigenous content, is part of a series of five DSCs. TNSL has an order book of approximately ₹500 crore and is developing a new shipyard.
The launch of the final vessel in a series and the mention of an order book of ₹500 crore are significant developments for the shipbuilding subsidiary. However, it does not represent a new major contract or a substantial immediate financial impact on the parent company's overall revenue.
The announcement details the successful launch of the final vessel in a series for the Indian Navy, highlighting indigenous manufacturing capabilities and contributing to national self-reliance. This is a positive development for the company's shipbuilding division.
Titagarh Naval Systems Limited (TNSL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Titagarh Rail Systems Limited, has launched the fifth and final Diving Support Craft (DSC) A24 (YARD 329) for the Indian Navy. This launch marks the completion of a series of five DSCs constructed under the 'Make in India' initiative.
The vessel was side-launched into the Hooghly River on 1st August 2026 at 1505 Hrs, in the presence of approximately 200 guests. The ceremony was graced by Mrs. Kamal Singh, wife of Vice Admiral Gurcharan Singh, AVSM, NM Chief of Personnel, who performed the naming and launch. These catamaran-type vessels are equipped with advanced, indigenous systems to support the Indian Navy’s Command Clearance Diving Teams (CCDTs) in underwater operations.
Shri Prithish Chowdhary, Dy. Managing Director of Titagarh Rail Systems Limited, highlighted the achievement as a reflection of Indian manufacturing strength and indigenous capabilities. Cmde. Hemant Khatri, Managing Director & CEO of Titagarh Naval Systems Limited, expressed pride in completing the series and emphasized the company's focus on delivering high-quality platforms. Vice Admiral Gurcharan Singh of the Indian Navy acknowledged the success of the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' and 'Make in India' initiatives, noting the nearly 70% indigenous content.
The DSCs will also serve as training platforms for naval diving personnel. TNSL is also developing a 50-acre shipyard at Falta, West Bengal, to cater to national and international shipbuilding requirements. The company has an approximate order book of ₹500 crore (including taxes) and is exploring strategic partnerships for expansion.
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