Cochin Shipyard To Build Six Next-Gen Mission Vessels For Indian Navy


(MENAFN- KNN India) Cochin Shipyard to build six next-gen mission vessels for Indian Navy

Kochi, Apr
1 (KNN)

Cochin Shipyard (CSL) will build Rs 9,805 crore worth six
Next Generation Missile Vessels (NGMV) for the Indian Navy.

A contract has been signed between both the parties and the delivery of ships is scheduled to commence from March 2027.


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The NGMVs would be heavily armed war vessels incorporating stealth, high speed and offensive capability.

The project is expected to create several man hours of job as well as a major boost for MSME sector and India's goal to achieve 'Atmanirbharatha'.

It marks CSL's entry into advanced weapon intense platforms.

The primary role of the ships would be to provide offensive capability against enemy warship, merchantmen and land targets.

These ships will be capable of conducting Maritime Strike Operations, Anti Surface Warfare Operations and would be a potent instrument of sea denial for enemy ships especially at choke points.
(KNN Bureau)

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