Seamec Vessel Operational Again – Analyzed

Seamec’s ship, the ‘SEAMEC Agastya,’ is back in service and ready to work for clients again. The company announced this in a report. They finished fixing a problem with the ship and it’s now available for hire starting January 16, 2026.

Key Points

• Ship ‘SEAMEC Agastya’ returned to operation after repairs.
• Vessel is now available for hire from January 2026.
• Seamec offers services using Diving Support Vessels (DSVs).
• DSVs are owned and operated directly by Seamec.
• Net sales increased 10.87% to Rs 97.42 crore in Q2 2025.
• Company reported a net loss of Rs 27.48 crore in Q2 2025.

About Seamec’s Work

Seamec provides support to companies working on projects at sea. They do this primarily by using specialized ships called Diving Support Vessels, or DSVs. These ships are owned and run entirely by Seamec itself.

Seamec’s Financial Results – Q2 2025

Seamec’s financial results for the second quarter of 2025 show a change from the previous year. Sales went up by 10.87%, reaching Rs 97.42 crore. However, the company still had a net loss of Rs 27.48 crore.

Ultimately, Seamec is focused on increasing revenue and achieving profitability through efficient vessel operations.