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Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works – Technical Analysis

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remains in a strong bullish trend on the daily chart with higher highs and higher lows since its 2025 base. The stock has rallied sharply toward ₹3338 but faced selling pressure and closed at ₹3207.80, down 1.50%. The broader structure remains positive, although the recent rally has increased the risk of short-term volatility. Support & Resistance: Immediate support is around ₹3100–3150. Below this ₹2950–3000 is the next important support zone. On the upside, ₹3330–3350 is the key resistance near the recent high. A sustained breakout above this zone could indicate further trend continuation, while rejection may lead to consolidation. Short-Term Buyers & Holders View: Short-term participants can monitor whether the stock holds ₹3100–3150 and forms a higher low. A breakout above ₹3350 with strong volume would strengthen bullish momentum. A decisive fall below ₹3100 could increase selling pressure toward ₹2950–3000. Holders can track price structure and volume for confirmation.

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5 companies where the reported order book with FY26 sales:

Big Order Book = Big Opportunity? 5 companies where the reported order book is significantly large compared with FY26 sales: HFCL-~5.7x Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works ~5.1x

Kanohar Electricals - ~2.8x Advait Energy Transitions ~1.9x Skipper - ~1.7x But remember a big order book alone is not enough. Before investing, also look at: Order execution Operating margins Cash flows & collections Revenue and profit conversion Valuation Because an order book creates value only when the company can execute, collect cash and convert it into sustainable profits. I'm Neha Gupta, SEBI Registered Research Analyst. Follow Wealth Magnet for more fundamental stock research and market insights. Disclaimer: This is for educational/informational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. #hfcl#Stock Market #IndianStock Market #Stocks #Stock Research FundamentalAnalysis OrderBook SmallCapStocks MidCapStocks

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Knowledge Marine: ₹1,300 cr order book; Saphale - the test

Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works (NSE: KMEW) builds tugs, pilot boats, workboats and dredgers, and charters and repairs marine vessels. Q1 FY27 revenue rose to ₹115.41 crore, up 138.2% YoY and 70.7% QoQ. Net profit surged to ₹62.75 crore from ₹11.08 crore a year earlier. The 54.4% PAT margin is not a sustainable run-rate; management guided 35-40% normalised operating margin, with Q1 aided by strong dredging execution. Dredging and ancillary services generated ₹104.41 crore of segment revenue, up 286.9% YoY, while shipbuilding contributed ₹21.22 crore versus zero in Q1 FY26. The order book stood at over ₹1,300 crore: dredging ₹240 crore, charter and hire ₹850 crore, shipbuilding ₹240 crore, plus a ₹200 crore inter-company order with Knowledge Shipyard for green tugs and patrol boats. The structural shift to watch is the Saphale shipyard. KMEW is committing roughly ₹1,000 crore of capex over the next 1.5 years, with Phase I targeting 14 vessels per year by FY27 end. This transforms KMEW from an asset operator into a manufacturing platform. Against FY26 revenue of ₹256 crore, the capex scale is substantial. Net borrowings were ₹148.4 crore at March 2026, D/E ratio 0.39x. The stock closed at ₹2,992.50 on 5 October 2026, up about 70% in 52 weeks and trading at 58.6x earnings, already above Nuvama's ₹2,500 Buy target from December 2025. What I am watching: Saphale Phase I commissioning, order intake for the new yard, and whether the capex is funded without excessive dilution or leverage. My stance: Compelling theme, execution risk is high. I want to see Saphale operational before re-rating the earnings potential further. I do not hold a position in Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works Limited at the time of writing. This is not investment advice.

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Knowledge Marine: ₹279 Cr Green Tug Contract

has secured a ₹279.33 crore, 15-year contract from Mumbai Port Authority for a battery-operated electric green tug. The contract covers the chartering of a 60-ton bollard-pull capacity battery-operated electric tug, along with manning, operations, maintenance and technical management. The contract value is ₹279.33 crore including taxes and has a tenure of 15 years. The project will be executed through the company's subsidiary, Knowledge Shipyard Limited. This is the company's third Green Tug contract from Mumbai Port Authority. The long contract period gives the company visibility over a multi-year operating relationship rather than a one-time equipment sale. It also adds to the company's order book, which has moved above ₹1,300 crore following the contract. My view is that the contract should be assessed through its recurring operating economics. The headline ₹279.33 crore value is spread across 15 years, so the annual revenue contribution and operating margins are more relevant than the total contract value alone. I will watch deployment of the vessel, operating performance and cash generation from the long-term contract. Stance: Tracking the contract for execution and recurring cash-flow contribution. Disclosure: Add your actual holding, position or interest disclosure before publishing.

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🚢 Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works (KMEW): ₹279.33 CR

Works (KMEW): ₹279.33 Cr Green Tug Order Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works (KMEW) is in focus after securing a ₹279.33 crore contract, including GST, from Mumbai Port Authority for a 60-tonne battery-powered electric Green Tug. 📊 KEY HIGHLIGHTS 🔹 Order Value: ₹279.33 crore including GST 🔹 Client: Mumbai Port Authority 🔹 Asset: 60-tonne battery-operated electric Green Tug 🔹 Contract Period: 15 years 🔹 Scope: Construction, chartering, manning, operations & maintenance 🔹 Execution: Through subsidiary Knowledge Shipyard Ltd 🔹 Green Tug Portfolio: Third such contract from a major Indian port ⚙️ BUSINESS UPDATE The vessel will be developed through Knowledge Shipyard Ltd, KMEW's subsidiary. The company intends to execute this project alongside its existing Green Tug initiatives, which could help build standardised construction processes and execution capabilities in the emerging electric marine infrastructure segment. 📌 NIVESH RESEARCH INSIGHT The contract strengthens KMEW's long-term order visibility and expands its presence in sustainable and electric port infrastructure. Investors may track project execution, vessel commissioning, operating efficiency, maintenance costs and the progress of the 15-year contract as key factors. #NiveshResearch #KnowledgeMarine #KMEW #GreenTug #ElectricTug #MumbaiPort #MarineInfrastructure #ElectricMobility #StocksInFocus #StockMarket #NSE #BSE

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