- CEO
- Venkatesh Krishnappa Uchil
- Full Time Employees
- 711
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Wholesale distributors
- Address
- B - 1, Udyog Sadan - 3 Mumbai MH India 400093
- IPO Date
- Oct 11, 2018
- Business
- Marine Electricals (India) Limited manufactures and supplies integrated electrical, automation, and electronic solutions for the marine, industrial, and commercial sectors; operates through two primary segments, Electricals and Electronics, and Solar; founded in 1978 and headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The company provides power generation and distribution systems, navigation and communication (NavCom) solutions, marine lights, motors, integrated platform management systems, electrical propulsion, information technology services, engineering and project management, turnkey electrical installations, repair and maintenance including corrective and preventive services, upgrades, life extensions, and parts supply for electrical power generation, distribution, automation, power management, navigation, and communication systems; additionally offers low- and medium-voltage power distribution solutions, intelligent panel control centers (PCCs), motor control centers (MCCs), energy management systems (EMS), annual maintenance contracts, and solar projects targeting industries such as oil and gas, data centers, banks, airports, metro rails, hotels, hospitals, shipbuilding, and defense. Marine Electricals serves the Indian Navy, commercial shipyards, global shipyards, and international clients with operations across India including manufacturing facilities in Goa and branch offices nationwide, as well as exports to the Middle East, Far East, USA, and Europe; it maintains partnerships with global leaders like Schneider Electric, Siemens, and GE, and is a subsidiary of KDU Enterprises Private Limited with manufacturing capacity exceeding 300,000 square feet and over 500 employees. Recent developments include the completion of a 26% equity acquisition in Xanatech Synergies Private Limited in October 2025, converting it into a wholly owned subsidiary later renamed MEL Shipyard Pvt Ltd in November 2025; securing orders totaling Rs 174.6 crore in November 2025 from Siemens for a data center power system, Hindustan Shipyard for Vessel 11200 electrical works, and Equinix India for a data center power setup, alongside Rs 75.71 crore orders from STT Global, UCSL, Indian Navy, and Tata Projects; expansion into EV charging solutions via partnership with Pune Municipal Corporation; and scaling manufacturing and research capabilities for marine and green energy segments, with order book reaching approximately Rs 966 crore.