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GRSE Wins Excellence in Financial Performance Award at Samudra Utkarsh 2025, Strengthening India’s Defence Shipbuilding Leadership

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Honours GRSE for Outstanding Growth, Warship Deliveries, and Contribution to Aatmanirbhar Bharat Initiative
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Kolkata: Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd. (GRSE), one of India’s leading shipyards, was awarded the prestigious Excellence in Financial Performance award at Samudra Utkarsh 2025. The event, organised by the Ministry of Defence, Department of Defence Production, showcased India’s indigenous warshipbuilding capabilities. The award was presented by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, recognising GRSE’s robust growth and leadership in the defence shipbuilding sector.

Outstanding Shipbuilding Achievements

GRSE has maintained a remarkable performance trajectory in both operational and financial spheres. Since commissioning its first indigenous vessel, INS Ajay, in 1961, GRSE has built 803 platforms, including 114 warships, the highest delivered by any Indian shipyard. Over the last five years alone, the shipyard delivered 14 warships and eight commercial vessels, including exports, reflecting its strong execution capabilities and commitment to quality.

Read also: GRSE Promotes Aparajita Ghosh to Chief General Manager (Finance) Effective November 18, 2025

Financial Growth and Performance

On the financial front, GRSE has demonstrated phenomenal growth. Over the past five years, the company reported a 345% increase in revenue from operations and a 244% rise in Profit After Tax, highlighting effective management, operational excellence, and strategic growth initiatives.

Contribution to National Infrastructure and Defence Self-Reliance

Beyond naval contributions, GRSE has delivered over 5,900 portable steel bridges to the Indian Army, Border Roads Organisation, and other agencies. These bridges have been instrumental in improving connectivity in remote regions and supporting disaster response efforts. The recognition at Samudra Utkarsh underlines GRSE’s continued commitment to Aatmanirbhar Bharat, defence self-reliance, and the strengthening of India’s national infrastructure.

About GRSE

Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd. (GRSE) is a premier Indian shipyard under the Ministry of Defence, specialising in the design and construction of warships and auxiliary vessels for the Indian Navy and Coast Guard. With a legacy spanning over six decades, GRSE is also engaged in producing commercial vessels and steel bridges, reflecting a strong commitment to technological innovation, quality, and nation-building.

Read also: Indian Navy’s Naman Car Rally 2025 Concludes at GRSE, Celebrating 100th Indigenous Warship and Boosting Naval Self-Reliance


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