Swan Defence Secures Defence Export Order from Oman for Advanced Naval Training Vessel

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Mumbai, February 5, 2026: Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (BSE: 533107, NSE: SWANDEF) has secured a significant defence export order from the Government of the Sultanate of Oman for the supply of a state-of-the-art naval training ship. The vessel is intended to support advanced training and maritime operations of the Royal Navy of Oman, with delivery expected within 18 months.

Key Details of the Order​

The order marks a major milestone for the company’s defence shipbuilding operations and strengthens India’s position in the global maritime and defence manufacturing space. The project also reinforces bilateral maritime cooperation between India and Oman.

Vessel Specifications and Capabilities​

The training ship will have the following specifications and features:
ParticularsDetails
Length104.25 metres
Beam13.88 metres
DisplacementUp to 3,500 tonnes
Cadet CapacityUp to 70 officer cadets
The vessel will be equipped with modern classrooms, training offices, accommodation facilities, and an onboard auditorium to deliver a comprehensive learning environment at sea. It will also feature advanced navigation systems, a modern communication suite, and the capability to conduct helicopter operations, supporting multi-dimensional naval training requirements.

Management Commentary​

Commenting on the development, Rear Admiral V.K. Saxena (Retd.), Chief Executive Officer of Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited, said the contract reflects the company’s technical strength and global-standard shipbuilding capabilities. He added that securing the confidence of the Royal Navy of Oman underscores the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable, and performance-driven vessels.

About the Company​

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited, formerly known as Reliance Naval and Engineering Limited, is a leading shipbuilding and heavy fabrication company in India. The company operates India’s largest dry dock on the west coast and has a fabrication capacity of 164,000 tonnes per annum. It is engaged in building and fabricating complex vessels and structures, with a focus on innovation, operational excellence, safety, and sustainability.

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