Nagesh Das Pai assumes charge as Director (CPP&BD) at Goa Shipyard 
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Nagesh Das Pai assumes charge as Director (CPP&BD) of Goa Shipyard

Nagesh Das Pai has assumed charge as Director (Corporate Planning, Projects & Business Development) of Gos Shipyard Limited (GSL) with effect from March 25

Defence Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) has announced that Nagesh Das Pai has assumed charge as Director (Corporate Planning, Projects & Business Development). He has assumed charge of the post with effect from March 25.

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Pai was recommended for the post of Director (CPP&BD) at Goa Shipyard by the PESB panel in its selection meeting held on December 10, 2025. He was selected for the post from a pool of 12 candidates.

Pai, who joined GSL in 1998, has risen through the ranks to take up the board-level position, reflecting his extensive organisational experience. With a strong academic background in engineering and management, he brings significant technical expertise along with proven managerial and execution capabilities.

During his tenure, he has played a key role in enhancing GSL’s shipbuilding capacity and infrastructure, strengthening ship repair capabilities, improving operational efficiency, and ensuring timely execution of complex projects.

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In a social media post on X, GSL expressed confidence stating that under his leadership, GSL will further accelerate its strategic growth, strengthen project execution, and advance its business development initiatives.

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