State-owned SAIL on Thursday said it has supplied 4,000 tonnes of Steel plates for the construction of the Seventh Frigate Ship as part of the P17A project of the Indian Navy.

Six of the seven ships that will be built as part of the P17A Project have already been launched between September 2019 and August 2023.

The seventh Frigate Ship is scheduled to be launched on Friday by Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankar, Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) said in a statement.

“SAIL has again contributed significantly to India’s defence capabilities by providing the entire quantity of special steel plates of about 4,000 tonnes for the construction of the seventh frigate ship under the indigenous P17A Project for the Indian Navy,” it said.

SAIL has supplied a total of 28,000 tonnes of steel for the construction of these vessels.

The company has supplied high-grade steel for various defence projects, including the aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, and warships INS Udaygiri, and INS Surat, among others.

On Friday at 13.10 p.m. shares were trading 3.7% up at Rs. 94.05 on NSE.

Government-owned mining and metals corporation Steel Authority of India Ltd. A variety of iron and steel products, including hot- and cold-rolled sheets and coils, electrical sheets, galvanized sheets, electrical steel, structural steel, railway products, and plates, are manufactured and sold by the company.

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