Marine Electricals Bags Orders Worth ₹393.52 Crore Across Data Centres, Shipping and Port Infrastructure

Marine Electricals (India) has secured a fresh set of orders worth approximately ₹393.52 crore, giving the company work across data centres, shipbuilding and port infrastructure. 

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The company said the combined value of the four orders excludes taxes. The contracts have come from Web Werks (India), CtrlS Datacenters, Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) and Navayuga Engineering Company. 

The projects have very different timelines, with the shortest scheduled to be completed within four to seven months and the longest stretching up to 28 months. 

Web Werks Places Power Distribution Order 

One of the orders has come from Web Werks (India) for the supply of a power distribution system. 

Marine Electricals expects to deliver the equipment over a period of 18 to 24 months. 

The company has also received an order from CtrlS Datacenters for MEP GC contract works. This project has a shorter execution schedule of six to eight months. 

Together, the two contracts add fresh data-centre-related work to Marine Electricals’ order pipeline. 

GRSE Order Takes Marine Electricals to Shipbuilding Project 

The third order comes from Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers and involves electrical work for a 7,500 DWT multipurpose vessel. 

This is the longest of the four projects announced by Marine Electricals, with completion scheduled over 24 to 28 months. 

The contract adds another marine-focused assignment to the company’s latest order intake. 

Navayuga Order Linked to Ramayapatnam Port 

Marine Electricals has also secured work from Navayuga Engineering Company for the Ramayapatnam Port Project. 

Under the contract, the company will supply a Vessel Traffic Management System, or VTMS. 

The project carries an execution timeline of four to seven months, making it the shortest-duration assignment among the four orders disclosed. 

Orders Spread Across Different Execution Periods 

The ₹393.52 crore order win gives Marine Electricals a mix of shorter and longer projects rather than concentrating the entire value within a single execution period. 

The CtrlS and Navayuga projects are scheduled to be completed within eight months at the upper end of their respective timelines. The Web Werks contract could run for as long as two years, while the GRSE work could extend to 28 months. 

Marine Electricals disclosed the orders to the National Stock Exchange on October 5. 

The filing did not provide a client-wise breakup of the ₹393.52 crore combined order value. It also did not disclose expected margins or the individual financial contribution from each project. 

For now, what the announcement establishes is a sizeable fresh order intake spread across four customers and several areas of infrastructure — from data-centre power systems to ship electrical work and port technology.