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Shipping Corporation of India SCI.NS · INR

Industrials · NSE · 🇮🇳 India

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About Shipping Corporation of India

Its shares trade on NSE under the ticker SCI.NS. It has been listed since 7 November 1994. In the fiscal year to 31 March 2026, it reported revenue of ₹57.80bn and net income of ₹13.53bn. At that date it held total assets of ₹133.19bn and shareholders' equity of ₹90.96bn.

The Shipping Corp. of India Ltd. is a holding company, which engages in the business of transporting goods, It operates through the following segments: Liner, Bulk, Tankers, Technical and Offshore Services, and Others. The company is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The firm is involved in business of transporting goods and passengers. The firm's segments include Liner, Bulk Carrier, Tanker and Technical & Offshore. The Liner segment includes break-bulk and container transport. The Bulk Carriers segment includes dry bulk carriers. The Tankers segment includes crude and product carriers, gas carriers. The Technical & Offshore segment includes the Company's owned offshore vessels and vessels (passenger vessels, research vessels and offshore vessels) managed on behalf of other organizations and income from technical consultancy services. The company offers a range of services, including tankers, bulk carriers, container, offshore, breakbulk, coastal & passenger services, chartering and others. Its owned fleet includes bulk carriers, crude oil tankers, product tankers, container vessels, passenger-cum-cargo vessels, LPG carriers and offshore supply vessels.

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Company facts

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Marine Transportation
Listed since
7 Nov 1994
Employees
547

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Capt. Binesh TyagiExecutive Chairman of the Board, Managing Director, Director - Personnel and Administration, since 2021₹7.8m
  • Smt. Charusheela GolapalliChief Financial Officer
  • Smt. Swapnita YadavCompany Secretary, Compliance Officer₹3.4m
  • Shri. Chirayu Indradeo AcharyaExecutive Director, since 2022₹6.1m
  • Mr. Vikram DingleyDirector - Technical & Offshore Services, Whole-Time Director, since 2022₹7.4m
  • Shri. Manjit SainiExecutive Director, Director - Personnel & Administration, since 2023₹6.2m
  • Adm. (Retd.) Jaswinder SinghDirector (Liner and Passenger Services), since 2023₹1.6m
  • Shri. Atul UbaleExecutive Director, Director of Bulk Carriers and Tankers, SCI, since 2019₹7.8m
  • Shri. Rajesh SinhaOfficial (Government) Director
  • Shri. Raju LakshmananNon-Executive Director - Government Nominee Director

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
36
Environment
31
Social
67
Governance
11
Women in the workforce
8.14121%
Carbon reduction policy
No
Human rights policy
Yes

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • The company operates a diverse fleet including bulk carriers and crude oil tankers.
  • Segments cover Liner, Bulk, Tankers, Technical and Offshore Services effectively.
  • Owned assets include LPG carriers and offshore supply vessels for clients.

Weaknesses

  • The firm employs only 547 staff members across its global operations.
  • Business description mentions transporting goods and passengers with limited detail.
  • Headquarters location in Mumbai is not a competitive advantage factor.

Opportunities

  • Technical consultancy services offer income from managing vessels for other organizations.
  • Offshore vessels can expand into research vessel management for third parties.
  • Container transport services in the Liner segment may attract new shippers.

Threats

  • Market volatility affects the profitability of crude and product carriers.
  • Regulatory changes impact the operations of gas carriers and tankers.
  • Economic downturns reduce demand for break-bulk and container transport services.

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