Cochin Shipyard Share Price: Cochin Shipyard Ltd, a leading defence PSU, continued its stellar performance on Friday, marking its third straight session of gains. The stock surged 8.38% intraday to hit a high of ₹2,547.25, bringing the total rally to 32.48% in just three trading sessions. This sharp upward movement has caught the attention of retail and institutional investors alike. Analysts attribute the bullish momentum to renewed interest in defence and shipbuilding PSUs, backed by strong order books and government spending.
Cochin Shipyard Share Price: What Should Investors Do Now?
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Existing investors may consider booking partial profits or placing a trailing stop-loss to protect gains.
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New investors should be cautious and avoid chasing the rally. Waiting for a technical pullback or support retest could offer a better risk-reward entry.
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Long-term investors can continue to monitor fundamentals such as the company’s order pipeline, margins, and Q1FY26 earnings before taking a position.
Cochin Shipyard Share Price Target: Key Stock Highlights
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Stock Name: Cochin Shipyard Ltd
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Sector: Defence PSU / Shipbuilding
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Current Price: ₹2,547.25 (as of June 6, 2025)
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3-Day Gain: 32.48%
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Resistance Levels: ₹2,580–2,600
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Support Zone: ₹2,300–2,350
Cochin Shipyard Share Price: returns in two years
This stock has given very good returns to investors. It has grown by about 737% in the last two years. It has grown by 1178% in the last three years and 1649% in the last five years. The market cap of Cochin Shipyard is currently Rs 55,272 crore. As of March 31, 2025, the promoters hold 67.9% stake in the company. Foreign investors (FIIs) hold 2.9%, mutual funds hold 3.4% and the general public holds 22.4% stake.
If you had bought its shares worth Rs 1 lakh two years ago, their value would have been Rs 8.37 lakh today. That is, you would have got a profit of Rs 7.37 lakh in two years on an investment of Rs 1 lakh.
FY 2025 Results Of Cochin Shipyard
Cochin Shipyard’s net profit increased by 10.8% to Rs 287 crore in the fourth quarter of FY 2025. The company’s revenue grew 37% to Rs 1,758 crore in this quarter. However, EBITDA fell 7.6% to Rs 266 crore. Margin fell 730 basis points to 15.10% from 22.40% last year. Let us tell you that EBITDA means earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization.
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