Cochin Shipyard Jun-24

A Hybrid Service Operation Vessel (Hybrid SOV) is a type of vessel that can operate in both offshore and onshore environments using a combination of conventional propulsion and electric propulsion systems.

A type of tugboat designed for assisting ships in harbors and ports.

A type of tugboat with high bollard pull, used for demanding towing operations.

An order for a new ship received by a shipyard.

A company that specializes in providing services to the offshore oil and gas industry.

A company that specializes in providing services for ship handling and port operations.

Cochin Shipyard Limited, a leading shipbuilding company in India, secured an order for a Hybrid SOV.

Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) received an order for the design and construction of a Hybrid SOV from a European client.

A type of tugboat designed for towing operations, particularly for demanding tasks like moving large vessels.

A type of vessel used to perform maintenance and support operations for offshore installations, such as wind farms.

A ship that combines traditional propulsion systems with electric systems, allowing for greater efficiency and reduced emissions.

A type of vessel designed to carry passengers on waterways, especially for short-distance journeys.

A process of repairing and maintaining a ship to ensure it remains in good working condition.

The process of cutting the first piece of steel to begin the construction of a ship.

A ceremony that marks the beginning of a ship's construction, often involving placing the keel (the central structural piece of the ship) into place.

An underwater vehicle designed for autonomous operation, capable of extended missions.

The total revenue earned by a company during a specific period (e.g., quarter or year).

The difference between total revenue and the total cost of goods sold, representing the profit a company makes from its core operations.

The amount of profit a company makes before deducting income taxes.

The profit a company makes after deducting all expenses, including taxes.

The profit a company makes on each share of its stock outstanding.

The percentage of a company's revenue that is retained as profit after deducting all expenses.

A company's total earnings before deducting taxes, interest, and depreciation.

The ratio of earnings per share to the market price per share.

The total value of a company's assets minus its total liabilities.

The amount of debt a company has.

A type of vessel that can operate in both offshore and onshore environments using a combination of conventional propulsion and electric propulsion systems.

A type of vessel used for transporting goods and materials in the offshore industry.

A type of vessel used for transporting large quantities of materials, often used in the offshore industry.

The process of making changes to a ship before it is put into service.

A type of ship designed to dredge, or remove, materials (like sand or silt) from underwater areas using a suction system and a hopper for storing the dredged material.

A new type of vessel that uses hydrogen as its fuel source, offering a cleaner and more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuel-powered vessels.

A large, dry dock facility capable of accommodating vessels of various sizes and types, including larger tankers, aircraft carriers, and even jack-up rigs.

A specialized facility primarily focused on repairing and maintaining ships, especially larger vessels, and offering a range of services for the international shipping industry.

A type of vessel specifically designed to carry passengers, offering a more sustainable and environmentally conscious option for short-distance trips.

A small, passenger ferry powered by a combination of hydrogen fuel cells and solar energy, aiming for zero-emission operation.

A large, dry dock facility capable of accommodating vessels of various sizes and types, including larger tankers, aircraft carriers, and even jack-up rigs.

A facility dedicated to repairing and maintaining ships, particularly focusing on larger vessels and offering a variety of services for the global maritime industry.

A program designed to support early-stage maritime companies in India. It provides funding, mentorship, and resources to help these ventures grow.

An autonomous surface vessel that is fully indigenous and meets international maritime standards. It's designed for both commercial and defense applications.

A fund with an initial investment of Rs. 50 crores to support promising maritime startups.

A scheme providing up to Rs. 50 lakhs to maritime startups in the early stages of their development.

A funding scheme offering up to Rs. 100 lakhs to maritime startups for testing their products or services in real-world scenarios.

A type of funding where an investor receives ownership equity in the startup in exchange for financial support.

The value of orders received for shipbuilding projects, representing future revenue for the company.

Orders for ships used for defense purposes, such as warships and patrol boats.

The amount of money a company expects to earn from future ship-building and repair projects. This is a good indicator of potential future earnings for a company, as it essentially represents work already secured.

The balance amount of orders for ship repair that are yet to be fulfilled.

Udupi Cochin Shipyard Limited (UCSL) is a leading shipbuilding company in India, known for its expertise in building both commercial and defense vessels.

These are vessels designed for specific tasks, like cargo handling, that have the potential to be environmentally friendly.

These are vessels that are built traditionally without any specific ecological features.

UCSL offers a variety of shipbuilding and repair services, including shipbuilding for defense purposes.

This is a stage of project planning where a company explores potential avenues for securing new projects, gauging interest from potential clients.

This refers to companies that are subsidiaries of a larger organization like UCSL, often specializing in specific aspects of the larger company's offerings.