Titagarh Rail Systems Delivers First Diving Support Craft to Indian Navy; Forms New Subsidiary
The delivery of a key defense vessel marks a significant operational milestone and enhances the company's reputation and capabilities in defense manufacturing. The establishment of Titagarh Naval Systems with an existing order book of over ₹575 crore represents a strategic restructuring that could lead to significant future revenue growth and expansion in the maritime sector.
The delivery of the first Diving Support Craft to the Indian Navy showcases the company's execution capabilities and strengthens its position in the defense sector. The formation of a new wholly-owned subsidiary with a substantial order book indicates strategic growth and a focused approach to the shipbuilding business.
Titagarh Rail Systems Limited (TRSL) has announced the following key developments: * TRSL delivered the first indigenously built Diving Support Craft (DSC), DSC A20, to the Indian Navy on 16 September 2025. * This vessel is the first in a series of five DSCs being constructed by TRSL under the Ministry of Defence’s Make in India initiative. * The DSC A20 is designed to support the Navy’s Command Clearance Diving Teams in critical underwater operations and serve as a training platform. * It has an overall length of 32.9 metres, a breadth of 13 metres, and an endurance of 72 hours at economical speed, capable of carrying 18 personnel. * Mr. Umesh Chowdhary, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director, stated that this delivery is a significant milestone for Titagarh, reflecting its growing role in India’s maritime sector and contribution to self-reliance goals. * DSC A20 is notable as the first Indian Naval Commissioned Vessel to be built and delivered by a private shipyard in Bengal. * The Board of Directors has, in principle, approved the transfer of TRSL’s shipbuilding and maritime systems business into a wholly-owned subsidiary, Titagarh Naval Systems, subject to regulatory approvals. * Titagarh Naval Systems will commence with an approximate order book of above ₹575 crore (including taxes). * The new subsidiary aims for aggressive growth in shipbuilding, securing contracts for specialized vessels, and is exploring partnerships with strategic collaborators and investors.
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