11 November 2026
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Cochin Shipyard Wins Best Ship Repair Yard Award at IMC Golden Shield Excellence Awards 2026 

CSL receives the prestigious award at Cidade de Goa, Taj, recognising its excellence, leadership and commitment to high-quality ship repair services. 
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New Delhi: Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) has been honoured with the IMC Golden Shield Excellence Award 2026 in the category of Best Ship Repair Yard in India, recognising the company’s excellence and leadership in the ship repair sector.

The award was received by Mr. Sanil Peter, General Manager (Ship Repair), CSL, at a ceremony held at Cidade de Goa, Taj, Goa.

CSL Receives IMC Golden Shield Excellence Award 2026

Cochin Shipyard Limited has been conferred the IMC Golden Shield Excellence Award 2026 for its performance in the ship repair sector.The award was received by Mr. Sanil Peter, General Manager (Ship Repair), CSL, at a ceremony held at Cidade de Goa, Taj, Goa.

The recognition highlights CSL’s contribution to the ship repair industry and its focus on providing high-quality and reliable services to its clients.

Read also: Cochin Shipyard Hands Over First FY26 Profit Share from CANSRU to Andaman & Nicobar Administration

Recognition for CSL’s Ship Repair Excellence

The IMC Golden Shield Excellence Award 2026 recognises CSL’s excellence and leadership in the ship repair sector.

The award marks an important milestone for the company and reflects its continued commitment to maintaining high standards in ship repair and delivering dependable services to customers.

CSL’s recognition comes as the company continues to strengthen its capabilities and position in India’s maritime and ship repair industry.

Award Highlights CSL’s Commitment to Quality

The recognition underscores CSL’s focus on:

  • Delivering high-quality ship repair services.
  • Providing reliable services to clients.
  • Maintaining strong standards in the ship repair sector.
  • Strengthening its leadership position in India’s maritime industry.

The award further acknowledges the company’s efforts and capabilities in the competitive ship repair segment.

About Cochin Shipyard Limited

Cochin Shipyard Limited is India’s largest shipbuilding and maintenance facility, headquartered in Kochi, Kerala. Established in 1972, CSL is a Miniratna Category-I Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways. The company specializes in building and repairing a wide range of vessels including defense ships, offshore platforms, and commercial ships. CSL plays a pivotal role in India’s maritime infrastructure development and contributes significantly to the nation’s defence preparedness through strategic contracts with the Indian Navy and Coast Guard.

Read also: CSL Delivers ‘Mangrol’, Third Anti-Submarine Warfare Craft to Indian Navy, Boosting Indigenous Defence Capabilities 


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