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Seamec Ltd has bagged a significant contract valued at Rs. 392 million for subsea installation works, awarded by Larsen & Toubro’s Energy Hydrocarbon Division. The project is part of ONGC’s Daman Upside Development Project (DUDP) and Pipeline Replacement Project VIII (PRPVIII), reinforcing Seamec’s position as a key player in India’s offshore infrastructure ecosystem.
Key highlights of the contract award
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The contract was granted to a consortium comprising Seamec Ltd and Posh India Offshore Pvt Ltd
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Scope includes subsea installation activities, including pipeline laying and associated underwater construction tasks
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The work is scheduled for completion by May 2026, with execution already underway as of March 2025
Strategic relevance and operational scope
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The project supports ONGC’s efforts to upgrade offshore assets and enhance hydrocarbon recovery in the western offshore basin
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Seamec will deploy its fleet of Diving Support Vessels (DSVs), including SEAMEC PRINCESS and SEAMEC PALADIN, for the operation
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The consortium model allows Seamec to leverage Posh India’s specialized marine logistics and deepwater capabilities
Market impact and growth outlook
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The Rs. 392 million contract adds to Seamec’s growing order book, which includes EPC infrastructure and bulk carrier operations
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Analysts expect the deal to contribute meaningfully to FY26 revenues and strengthen Seamec’s subsea engineering credentials
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The company continues to expand its footprint across offshore oilfield services, diving operations, and vessel charters
Sources: Seamec Ltd official website, BSE India, StockInsights.ai, L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Division.
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