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Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL) is an Indian company primarily engaged in shipbuilding and ship repair. It constructs and repairs various types of vessels, including upgrades and life extensions. CSL builds defense vessels like aircraft carriers and missile vessels, as well as commercial ships such as oil tankers and bulk carriers. The company also offers ship repair services for both defense and commercial vessels. CSL has worked with international technology firms and serves clients including the Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard, and Shipping Corporation of India. The company is a Schedule B Miniratna PSU under the Ministry of Shipping, with the Government of India holding 75% of its equity share capital. CSL has facilities in Kochi, Mumbai, and Kolkata, and has expanded into new areas such as hybrid electric vessels and autonomous barges.
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Cochin Shipyard shares fall 7% after Q4 profit drops 3.7%

Cochin Shipyard shares fall 7.5% on Q4 revenue drop, high valuations

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Cochin Shipyard Q4 Results: May 15 Board Meet, Dividend Decision
Company insights, generated from the most recent coverage.
ESG rating of 60 ('Adequate') opens eligibility for sustainability-focused funds, aligning Cochin Shipyard with global decarbonization investment mandates.
Stock trades at a premium 56.59x P/E, pricing in green shipbuilding potential, but faces near-term pressure with a -14.32% YoY return reflecting market skepticism on execution.
Order book diversification improves risk profile, with defense dependency dropping from 88% to 66%, highlighting growing commercial and international revenue streams.