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Kirloskar Oil Engines is on track to deliver India's first indigenously developed 6 MW marine engine to the Indian Navy by April 2028. This initiative, under the 'Make-I' category, aims to achieve self-reliance in marine engine manufacturing, reducing dependence on foreign suppliers and strengthening domestic defense capabilities.

We have an IP and patent on India’s first hydrogen-engine-based gensets, says Rahul Sahai, CEO, Kirloskar Oil Engines

India's capital goods sector is experiencing a strong recovery, fueled by rising demand and stable pricing post-regulatory changes. The genset segment, a key indicator, saw significant volume growth driven by data centers, manufacturing, and infrastructure. Companies like Cummins India and Kirloskar Oil Engines are poised for sustained expansion through new products and robust aftermarket services.

Indian markets ended lower Thursday as IT stocks dragged amid caution before TCS results and uncertainty over a U.S.-India trade deal. Key gainers included Kirloskar Oil and Acme Solar, while Metropolis and BDL saw notable declines.

The India Industrial Engines Market is poised for growth due to rapid industrialization, infrastructure projects, and a shift towards cleaner alternative fuels. Key opportunities lie in meeting regulatory demands, supporting large-scale operations, and adopting diverse fuel technologies to enhance efficiency and sustainability. The India Industrial Engines Market is poised for growth due to rapid industrialization, infrastructure projects, and a shift towards cleaner alternative fuels. Key opportunities lie in meeting regulatory demands, supporting large-scale operations, and adopting diverse fuel technologies to enhance efficiency and sustainability.

NEW DELHI: The Indian Navy has inked a project sanction order with Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited hunder Make-I category for the design and development of 6MW Medium Speed Marine Diesel Engine. “The signing took place in the presence of Secretary (Defence Production) Shri Sanjeev Kumar and Vice Chief of the Naval Staff Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan at South Block, New Delhi on April 02, 2025,” as per a Ministry of Defence release. The prototype diesel engine with indigenous content of over 50 per cent will be developed at a cost of Rs 270 crore with 70 per cent funding from the Government of India. The order also includes development of detailed design for 3-10MW diesel engine. The developed engines will be used for Main Propulsion and Power Generation on ships of the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard. “Most of the diesel engines of higher capacity were being imported from foreign Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) till date. This project will start the process in achieving self-reliance in marine engine development in the country,” the release read.