Modest Infrastructure Private Limited - Ship Builders And Repairers

Registered Office : 203, Tulsiani Chambers, Free Press Journal Marg, Nariman Point, Mumbai – 400 021. INDIA.

Tel : +91 22 2282 5370, +91 22 2283 3688

Direct : +91 22 2282 1469

Fax : +91 22 2283 4097

Email : modship@vsnl.com

Website : www.modship.com

Corporate office : Dempo House, Campal, Panaji – 403 001, Goa, India

Tel : +91 (0832) 2441 300

Fax : +91 (0832) 2225 098, +91 (0832) 2228 588

Email : modship@modship.com

Shipyard : Ramsar Yard, Old Ferry Workshop, Old Port, Bhavnagar – 364 001

Tel : +91-0278-2524 775, +91-0278-2524 776, +91-0278-2524 777

Fax : +91 0278 2524790

Email : modship@sancharnet.in

Modest Infrastructure Private Limited is a subsidiary of reputed Dempo Group of Companies which is having diversified business related activities in Mining, Petroleum Coke Calcination, Pig Iron, Shipbuilding, Real estate, Media, Tourism, Paints and Food Processing with annual turnover of about Rs. 1000 crores.

Modest Infrastructure Private Limited is a premier shipbuilding and ship repairs shipyard based in old port Bhavnagar, Gujarat with its registered and corporate offices in Mumbai. The yard spread over an area of about 67000 sq. mts is well connected to Bhavnagar airport and Bhavnagar Ahmedabad highway, giving it considerable logistical advantage. The yard has excellent facilities and competent work force to deliver high quality of ships and ship repairs services. The shipyard is certified for ISO 9001:2008 by the Indian Registry of Quality Systems. 

The Shipyard has the capacity to build medium sized vessels up to '8000' dwt and has so far delivered various types of vessels like product tankers, oil tankers, offshore survey vessels, cement carriers etc. both for international and domestic clients including Indian Navy.

Modest Infrastructure Private Limited is in the process of developing another state of the art shipyard at Ratanpar, Bhavnagar on the shores of Gulf of Cambay with waterfront of 1.3 kms and spread over an area of 40 acres and plans to reclaim 60 acres adjoining area. The proposed shipyard will have the capacity to build vessels upto 45000 dwt.