Swan Defence and Heavy Industries533107Shipbuilding, defense, ship
Swan Defence reported robust Q2 results with first quarter of positive PBT, boosted by higher other income and a tax write-back
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- Tax write-back
- 560 crore rupees
- Ship repair projects completed H1 FY27
- 7 projects
- Order book
- 6,500 crore rupees
- Export order size
- 4 ammonia dual fuel bulk carriers
- Crane capacity
- 600 tonne
Heard on business television between 07:45:17 - 07:48:17 IST.
- Stronger execution and higher other income helped profit before tax, first quarter of positive PBT
- Profit boosted by a 560 crore rupee tax write-back linked to offshore merger
- Completed seven ship repair and retrofit projects in H1 FY27, ship repair business scaling up
- Order book stands at 6,500 crore rupees as of September 2026, giving revenue visibility till FY31, includes commercial, defense and green shipping projects
- Won export order for four ammonia dual fuel bulk carriers, deliveries from FY30; tug deliveries from early 2028
- Received principal nod for brownfield expansion including a 600 tonne Goliath crane to improve shipyard capability
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