Pipavav Imt Cf Project

pipavav Defence & the $660 million Gunboats Contract of indian navy– from a corporate financial perspective

Corporate Finance Project by Prof. Narendra Lal Ahuja

| AbstractA detailed analysis of the Indian Defence Industry. This analysis takes into account primary as well as secondary data sources that provide for a holistic overview in this sectorGroup 8 Section B

Aarushi SethAditya JhunjhunwalaGovind ShuklaKrishnan V NairRavi Kumar Rijita GhatakSoumyarup Das |

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Program & Batch: | PGDM 2014-16 |

Term: | III |

Course Name: | Corporate Finance |

Name of the faculty: | Prof NL Ahuja |

Topic/ Title : | Pipavav Defence Indian Navy Contract- Investment Analysis |

Original or Revised Write-up: | Original |

Group Number: | 8 (Eight) |

Contact No. and email of Group Coordinator: | Aditya Jhunjhunwala & Aarushi Seth+917053143507 +919711545603 |

Group Members: | Sl. | Roll No. | Name |

| 1 | 140102004 | Aarushi Seth |

| 2 | 140102008 | Aditya Jhunjhunwala |

| 3 | 140101059 | Govind Shukla |

| 4 | 140103085 | Krishnan V Nair |

| 5 | 140102104 | Ravi Kumar |

| 6 | 140101132 | Rijita Ghatak |

| 7 | 140101173 | Soumyarup Das |

Forward from CII

The opening up of the Indian economy during the early nineties heralded an era of unprecedented industrial growth in India. The growth rates seen match those of the fastest growing economies. A confident and resurgent Indian Industry is making forays into almost all the sectors of manufacturing. Lately, the huge opportunities for growth within the domestic and global defence and aerospace industries have attracted the attention of Indian industry.

The current profile of equipment held by the Indian Armed Forces with regards to ‘State of the Art’, ‘Matured’ and ‘Obsolescent’ equipment is 15, 35 and 50 percent respectively. This suggests that the Government will have to make serious efforts towards upgrading its defence resources either by developing or procuring...