Goa Shipyard Ltd - Unlisted Shares

Fundamentals

Current Price
₹0
Market Cap
0
ISIN
INE178Z01013
Face Value
₹5
P/E Ratio
0
EPS
24.78
P/B Ratio
0
Book Value
139.23
Debt / Equity Ratio
0

Key Financials

Profit & Loss

MetricFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021
Revenue from Operations2,8511,753869740860
Growth % 62.65%101.58%17.43%-13.96%-7.60%
Operating Expenses2,7301,651778669728
Growth % 65.37%112.07%16.29%-8.09%-1.77%
Operating Profit 1211029171132
Operating Profit Margin % 4.23%5.80%10.46%9.58%15.36%
Other Income340338176124118
Finance Costs10000
Depreciation8175625650
Exceptional Items000428
Profit Before Tax 379365205135172
Tax9093503444
Tax % 3.16%5.32%5.80%4.64%5.16%
Profit After Tax 288271155101128
Growth % 6.31%75.56%52.87%-20.97%-35.33%
PAT % 10.12%15.48%17.78%13.65%14.86%
Diluted EPS24.7823.3113.288.6810.99

Company Financials

MetricFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021
Equity Capital5858585858
Other Equity1,5621,3801,1891,0911,040
Total Equity 1,6211,4381,2471,1491,099
Financial Liabilities44455
Long term Provisions3029272027
Other Non-Current Liabilities 480521574612498
Total Non Current Liabilities514554605638530
Financial Liabilities664534495353394
Short term Provisions8674334941
Other Current Liabilities 4,4714,5133,7522,5702,144
Total current Liabilities5,2215,1214,2802,9732,578
Equity + Liabilities 7,3567,1146,1314,7594,207
Fixed Assets (incl. WIP)9791,0341,0841,0911,035
Other Non Current Assets 531363823
Total Non current Assets1,0321,0471,0901,1301,059
Trade Receivables81111169190202
Cash & Cash Equivalents745893493124349
Other Current Assets 5,4985,0624,3803,3162,598
Total current Assets6,3246,0665,0423,6303,149
Total Assets 7,3567,1146,1314,7594,207

Shareholding Pattern

Government (President of India)
51.09%%
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited
47.21%%
General Public and Others
1.70%%

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

  • Expertise and Infrastructure: GSL has decades of experience in shipbuilding and possesses India's first Defence PSU shiplift system, two land berths each of 130m × 30m, a 119m slipway, an Advanced Composite Manufacturing Facility, and SCADA-managed power substations.
  • Established operations and strong track record: With a proven track record of over six decades, GSL has built a variety of ships for the Navy, Coast Guard, and other departments. Its product range mainly includes warships for defence needs, such as frigates, corvettes, missile crafts, offshore patrol vessels, fast patrol vessels, fast attack crafts, and hovercrafts, among others.
  • Financial performance: The company reported a sharp revenue growth over the last three years with a (CAGR) of 57.35% followed by the two large-sized orders received between FY22 and FY24. The revenue growth continued in the current fiscal with operating income increasing 30% from ₹390 crore in Q1FY25 to ₹506 crore in Q1FY26.
  • Favourable Industry outlook: Large spending plan by the Indian Navy is expected to drive the order book of Indian shipbuilding companies, more so for Central PSE shipyards. This is reflected in increased allocation towards the defence sector. In FY26 budget, the government allocated ~₹6.81 lakh crore to ministry of defence, representing a 9.5% increase over previous year, with the Navy receiving ₹97,149.80 crore
  • Strategic order book position: As on June 30, 2025, GSL had an order book of ₹15,756 crore. About 78% orders are from the Indian Navy. Indian Government plans to float a new shipping entity with 1000 ships, which would aid the existing order book of Indian Shipping companies. The company also extends its services to foreign nations through competitive bidding and nominations received from foreign ministries.

Weaknesses

  • Geographical Limitation Restricted waterfronts, frequent siltation, and draught constraints act as impediments to expansion. The company is considering a Floating Dry Dock for vessels and is evaluating greenfield shipyard options in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh to circumvent site-level physical constraints.
  • Fixed-price contracts with fluctuating margins: The work contracts are mostly fixed price in nature resulting in profitability susceptible to unprecedented input price increase. While the company builds in sufficient contingencies to mitigate the impact of input price rise, there exists risk associated with volatility in the profit margins.

About Goa Shipyard Ltd

Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) is a prominent Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) in defence, operating under the Ministry of Defence, Department of Defence Production. GSL is strategically located on the banks of river Zuari in Goa, a major international tourist destination well connected by its international airport and major port enroute all important shipping lines.

Board of Directors

  • Brajesh Kumar Upadhyay - Chairman & Managing Director
  • Amit Satija - Part-time Official (Government) Director
  • Sunil Shivaling Bagi - Director Finance & CFO
  • Rear Admiral Nelson A. J. D’Souza, (IN, Retd) - Director Operations
  • Deepak Manohar Patwardhan - Independent Director
  • Hasmukh Hindocha - Independent Director

Senior Management

  • Brajesh Kumar Upadhyay - Chairman & Managing Director
  • Sunil Shivaling Bagi - Director Finance & CFO
  • Smt. Chhaya Jain - Company Secretary
  • Sanjay Krishna Navhale - Chief Vigilance Officer
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