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GRSE · Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Limited · NSE · Filed 21 Sept · 1 min read

GRSE board clears ₹2,896 crore for a greenfield shipyard at Raichak

The defence PSU's board approved the outlay to build a new shipyard for naval and commercial capacity.

What the board approved

At its 423rd meeting on 21 September 2026, the board of Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) approved a capital budgetary outlay for the construction of a greenfield shipyard at Raichak, according to the company's filing. The stated purpose is to enhance GRSE's shipbuilding capacity in both the naval and commercial segments.

The filing notes that this disclosure continues an earlier one, filed on 24 August 2026, on a capacity-expansion plan involving three new facilities, of which Raichak is one.

Why it matters to a holder

The approval converts a previously flagged expansion intention into a committed capital decision for one of the three planned facilities. A greenfield build is a fresh site rather than an upgrade of existing yards, and the filing frames it as capacity addition serving both defence and commercial work.

The filing does not disclose a timeline, phasing of the outlay, funding mix, or expected completion — only the board's approval of the budgeted amount and the facility's intended purpose.

Capital outlay approved
₹2,896 crore

The approval commits a defined capital sum to a new shipyard intended to widen GRSE's naval and commercial capacity; holders may note that the filing discloses the amount and purpose but not the timeline, funding, or phasing.

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