Maharashtra has approved a new shipbuilding policy aimed at boosting the maritime sector, enhancing employment, and promoting maritime infrastructure. This policy is expected to drive significant growth and development in the region.
Shipbuilding PolicyMaritime SectorMaharashtraEmploymentMaritime InfrastructureReal Estate MaharashtraMay 20, 2025

The main goal of Maharashtra's new shipbuilding policy is to boost the maritime sector by promoting the growth of shipbuilding, ship repair, and ship recycling industries, enhancing employment opportunities, and developing maritime infrastructure.
The policy offers a capital subsidy to support the establishment of new shipbuilding facilities. This is aimed at attracting both domestic and international investors to Maharashtra.
The policy includes provisions for the development of specialized training programs to enhance the skills of the workforce. The state government has partnered with educational institutions to ensure that these programs align with industry needs.
The policy aims to promote the adoption of green technologies in shipbuilding and ship recycling to reduce the environmental footprint of these activities, aligning with the global trend towards sustainable practices in the maritime industry.
The shipbuilding policy is part of the broader Maritime India Vision, which seeks to transform India into a major maritime hub. It complements other initiatives to improve maritime infrastructure and drive the overall growth of the maritime sector.

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