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Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders

Industry: Shipbuilding
Latest CMP 2,113
Today's Change ▲ 1.24%
52-Week High / Low 2,868 | 2,061
Price Date: 30-Sep-2026
Recommendation Hold
Target Price 2,248
Expected Upside 3.1%
Forecast Horizon 2 Years
Historical CAGR 75.6%
1,000 Invested 12-Oct-2020
Today's Value 28,787
Investment Period 6 Years

Stock Snapshot

Post Results Return
+1.1%
Neutral Market Reaction
1-Year Target Price
2,181
2-Year Target Price
2,248
52-Week High / Low
2,868 / 2,061
20-Day Return
-14.6%
Market Cap (Cr.)
85,234
Current PE
39.6
P/BV Ratio
8.8
Dividend Yield
1.0%
Industry PE
38.7

Price Performance

Vista Outlook

Basis of our Recommendation

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is navigating a pivotal transition from a focus on naval shipbuilding to a broader commercial shipbuilding role, as highlighted by recent management commentary and strategic initiatives. The company's optimism is bolstered by government support for domestic shipbuilding and significant capacity expansions in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. However, the decline in the order book raises concerns about future revenue generation, necessitating close monitoring of execution risks associated with these ambitious plans. Vista's financial outlook reflects moderating revenue growth and stable margins, aligning with the company's current valuation, which is deemed fair. The shipbuilding industry is experiencing a sunrise phase, driven by government investments and emerging demand for advanced vessels, yet competitive pricing pressures and potential supply chain disruptions pose challenges. Over the next 12-24 months, key opportunities include the successful commissioning of the Dighi shipbuilding cluster and the potential for new defense contracts, while headwinds may arise from execution risks and fluctuating demand dynamics

👍 Why We Like This Stock

  • Government investments in shipbuilding infrastructure are expected to enhance production capabilities
  • The Dighi shipbuilding cluster represents a significant capacity expansion opportunity
  • Management's focus on operational efficiency and digital transformation supports long-term sustainability

⚠ Things To Watch Out For

  • A declining order book raises concerns about future revenue generation
  • Execution risks associated with large-scale projects could impact timelines and costs
  • Competitive pricing pressures may constrain profit margins in the near term

Key Parameters

Balance Sheet Strength
Conservatively Financed
Market Share
Losing
Industry Outlook
Weakening
Analyst View
Strong Sell
Dividend History
Consistent
FII Holdings
Stable

Financial Snapshot

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Actuals Forecast
FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28
Revenue (Cr.) 9,467 11,432 13,009 12,954 14,007
Profit Before Tax (Cr.) 2,424 3,061 3,237 3,077 3,374
PBT Margin 25.6% 26.8% 24.9% 23.8% 24.1%
Net Profit (Cr.) 1,788 2,334 2,441 2,177 2,387
Earnings Per Share 44.3 57.9 60.5 54.0 59.2

Analyst Recommendations

Broker Recommendation Target Price Date
HSBC ▼ Sell 1,860 16-Sep-2026
HDFC Securities ► Add 2,625 30-Jul-2026
Kotak Securities ▼ Sell 1,950 08-Jul-2026
Consensus Recommendation ▼ Strong Sell
Consensus Target 2,242
Coverage 3 Analysts
Analysts' Viewpoint
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is transitioning from naval to commercial shipbuilding, marked by MoUs for large-scale projects in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. This expansion aligns with government incentives but introduces execution risks and competitive pressures. The declining order book from Rs 49,744 crore in FY21 to Rs 18,218 crore by June 2026 raises revenue concerns. Future catalysts include the commissioning of the Dighi cluster and potential new naval orders, which could enhance production capacity and market position.

Company Overview

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Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited engages in the building and repairing of ships, submarines, vessels, and related engineering products in India and internationally. The company operates in two segments, Shipbuilding, and Submarine and Heavy Engineering. The company offers cargo ships, passenger ships, supply vessels, multipurpose support vessels, water tankers, tugs, dredgers, fishing trawlers, barges, and border outposts. It also provides services, including repairs and refit, designing of ships, know how provider, training, tug support, supply chain management, and self-propeller modular transporter. In addition, it offers offshore patrol vessels, fast patrol vessels, and floating boarder outposts. Further, the company provides AI products, including remotely operated vehicles, AI-enabled phased array ultrasonic testing, and AI-enabled computerized radiography. The company was formerly known as Mazagon Dock Limited and changed its name to Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited in May 2015. Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited was founded in 1774 and is based in Mumbai, India.