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Shipping Corporation of India reported strong FY25-26 standalone results with operating revenue of Rs 5,592 crore, PAT of Rs 814 crore (up from Rs 612 crore in FY24-25), and EPS of Rs 28.47. The company operates 58 owned and 40 managed vessels across tankers, bulk carriers, liner, and offshore segments with average fleet age of 15.5 years. Tanker segment dominates revenue at Rs 3,942 crore, followed by bulk (Rs 789 crore) and liner (Rs 784 crore). Financial ratios show improvement with ROE at 16.34%, ROCE at 14.31%, and Debt-Equity at 0.29. Key developments include acquisition of two VLGC vessels Sahyadri and Shivalik, a methanol dual-fuel PSV order from MDL, and plans to procure 14 new vessels (4 MR Tankers, 6 container vessels, 4 Aframax). The company has signed MoUs with CPSEs and ports for fleet expansion.
Strong profitability improvement with PAT doubling over two years, improving leverage ratios, and ambitious fleet expansion plans position SCI well for growth. The focus on coastal trade and strategic acquisitions in gas carriers expands the revenue base, though the high fleet age may require capital investment.