Cochin Shipyard hands over third Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft to Indian Navy

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Cochin Shipyard has delivered to the Indian Navy the third shallow-water anti-submarine warfare craft, Mangrol: over 80% of its components are Indian-made, and it is equipped with torpedoes, radars, and sonars.

Cochin Shipyard Limited, based in Kochi, has delivered the Indian Navy its third Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW SWC), *Mangrol*.

The Ministry of Defence said the vessel features more than 80% indigenous content. Designed for underwater surveillance, it can conduct anti-submarine warfare missions in coastal waters and support low-intensity maritime operations, while also offering mine warfare capability. The ministry added that the craft is water-jet propelled and fitted with modern torpedoes, anti-submarine rockets, and advanced radar and sonar systems. It noted that the delivery underscores the increasing strength of India’s homegrown defence manufacturing ecosystem.

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