Cochin Shipyard signs Ministry of Defence contract
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Cochin Shipyard signed a contract with the Ministry of Defence for a naval vessel refit project valued at around ₹500 crore.
Cochin Shipyard signed a contract with the Ministry of Defence for the refit and re-powering of an Indian Naval Vessel. The project carries an estimated value of around ₹500 crore. This agreement marks a new collaboration between the shipyard and the government body for maintenance work on naval assets.
The company stated that the contract involves the normal refit and re-powering of a vessel belonging to the Indian Navy. It expects the project to span a duration of approximately 2 years. Cochin Shipyard currently operates as a modern shipbuilding and ship repair facility in India, holding the status of the first greenfield yard in the country.
This agreement follows the company’s established role in handling maritime infrastructure and maintenance tasks. The shipyard maintains its focus on providing technical services for naval vessels through its specialized facilities. No further details regarding the specific vessel or the operational timeline were provided in the announcement.
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