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Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata and Cochin Shipyard Ltd on Friday, December 26, reaffirmed their partnership to strengthen India’s ship repair ecosystem, with ₹ 5.94 crore handed over as shared profit under their joint venture.
SMPK chairman Rathendra Raman received the cheque from CSL chairman and managing director Madhu Nair during a visit to CSL’s ship repair facility at Cochin, a statement said here.
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The amount represents profit generated by the Cochin-Kolkata Ship Repair Unit (CKSRU), a joint venture between the two entities.
Raman said the profit underscores the commercial and strategic potential of indigenous ship repair facilities and shows how collaboration between port authorities and shipyards can support the ’Make in India’ initiative.
He added that SMPK is keen to further expand ship repair activities at Kolkata.
SMPK chairman Rathendra Raman received the cheque from CSL chairman and managing director Madhu Nair during a visit to CSL’s ship repair facility at Cochin, a statement said here.
Also Read: Here's what triggered a 12% surge in Cochin Shipyard and its other defence peers
The amount represents profit generated by the Cochin-Kolkata Ship Repair Unit (CKSRU), a joint venture between the two entities.
Raman said the profit underscores the commercial and strategic potential of indigenous ship repair facilities and shows how collaboration between port authorities and shipyards can support the ’Make in India’ initiative.
He added that SMPK is keen to further expand ship repair activities at Kolkata.
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