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    Mazagon Dock m-cap tops Rs 1 lakh crore

    Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders' market cap crosses ₹1 lakh crore as stock hits record high. Defence sector stocks rally on inflows from new funds and budget expectations. Analysts recommend holding investments at current valuations.

    Government to soon come out with a new shipbuilding, repair policy

    The Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways is set to introduce a new Shipbuilding and Repair Policy under the 100-day action plan. Ambitious goals have outlined in Maritime India Vision 2030 and Amrit Kaal Vision 2047 to elevate India's shipbuilding industry globally. The initiative aims to revitalise the industry, increase the share of Indian-owned vessels in cargo transport, and seize a significant market opportunity by 2047.

    These 4 stocks closed crossing above VWAP on July 3
    Sensex@80,000: Fastest 10K-point rally in 139 days churns out 20 multibagger stocks

    Sensex hit 80,000, its fastest 10,000-point rally from 70,000 in history. In 139 days, 20 BSE500 stocks became multibaggers. Sensex first hit 10,000 in Feb 2006, took 463 days for 20,000, and another 2,318 days for 30,000 in April 2017.

    PSU shipyard GRSE to build ocean-going tug for Bangladesh

    The tug's primary roles will include towing ships at sea, both alongside and astern, assisting them during berthing and casting off, and aiding in turning through pushing and pulling, the GRSE official said. The vessel will also have the capability to carry out rescue and salvage operations at sea.

    GRSE shares jump 8% after signing construction contract with Bangladesh government

    Shares of Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) surged 8% to reach a new all-time high of Rs 2,268 on the BSE on Monday following the announcement of securing a contract to build an advanced ocean-going tug for the Government of Bangladesh. The project, valued at approximately $21 million, is expected to be completed within 24 months.

    The Economic Times
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