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Trades about 32% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Mumbai, India, in 2015, Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works Ltd. specializes in the ownership, management, and leasing of diverse marine vessels across India. The company operates through three core divisions: delivering dredging services and overseeing port support crafts, the construction and ongoing maintenance of marine vessels, and marine infrastructure development. Beyond this, the firm provides extensive repair, refitting, and upkeep services for both marine crafts and related facilities, alongside building various ships and boats. They also manage the staffing, operational supervision, and technical care for marine vessels. Their comprehensive fleet features a range of craft such as pilot boats, speed patrol boats, survey and service boats, in addition to specialized dredging equipment like grab and trailing suction hopper dredgers, hopper barges, backhoe dredgers, and mooring boats.
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