Swan Defence Share Price in Focus; Secures Defence Export Order from Oman for Naval Training Vessel

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited has announced a defence export contract from the Government of the Sultanate of Oman. The order involves the construction and supply of a naval training vessel for the Royal Navy of Oman, supporting maritime training activities. 

Defence Export Contract with Government of Oman 

On February 5, 2026, Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited confirmed that it has secured an export order to build a training ship for the Royal Navy of Oman.  

The vessel is intended to support naval training and operational requirements, with delivery expected within 18 months from the contract date. 

Technical Features of the Training Vessel 

The vessel will measure 104.25 m in length with a beam of 13.88 m and a displacement of up to 3,500 T. It will include classrooms, training offices and accommodation facilities designed for maritime instruction at sea. 

Onboard Facilities and Capabilities 

The ship will house an auditorium capable of accommodating up to 70 officer cadets. It will be equipped with modern navigation systems, advanced communication suites and facilities to support helicopter operations during training missions. 

Context of India’s Defence Manufacturing Efforts 

The order comes amid increased participation of Indian shipyards in international defence contracts. The development aligns with government initiatives aimed at strengthening domestic defence production and expanding maritime cooperation with partner nations. 

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About Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited 

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited, formerly known as Reliance Naval and Engineering Limited, operates a shipyard on the west coast of India. The facility includes a dry dock measuring 662 m by 65 m and a fabrication capacity of 1,64,000 tonnes per annum. 

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Share Price Performance  

As of February 05, 2026, at 1:56 PM, Swan Defence and Heavy Industries share price on NSE was trading at ₹1,793.20 down by 1.40% from the previous closing price. 

Conclusion 

The defence export order from Oman highlights Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited’s role in India’s shipbuilding and defence manufacturing space. The project focuses on delivering a naval training vessel designed to meet operational and instructional requirements. 

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