GRSE wins ₹45-crore electric ferry contract from WB tourism body
In short
GRSE has won a ₹45-crore contract to build an electric ferry for the West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation. The publisher summary says the order supports Make in India and GRSE’s green shipbuilding work.
This is good for GRSE’s order book and for cleaner transport, but the reporting does not say when the ferry will be delivered or how many vessels are included.
What the reporting says
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers has won a ₹45-crore electric ferry contract from the West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation, according to the publisher summary. The source says the order highlights GRSE’s role in Make in India and green technology shipbuilding. The reporting does not provide delivery timing, ferry specifications or financial impact beyond the order value.
Why it matters
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers received a ₹45-crore electric ferry contract from the West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation, based on the available summary. The order is framed as support for Make in India and green shipbuilding. The immediate effect is a new commercial order for GRSE and a project for the state tourism body, but the source does not state timelines, margins or fleet size.