HSL wins digital transformation award at PSE Excellence Awards 2026 
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HSL wins digital transformation award at PSE Excellence Awards 2026

HSL has been honoured with a prestigious award for Digital Transformation in the Maritime Sector at the PSE Excellence Awards 2026

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) has been honoured with a prestigious award for Digital Transformation in the Maritime Sector at the PSE Excellence Awards 2026 held in Hyderabad on April 25.

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The recognition, conferred under the Enterprise Applications category, was received by TVNB Suryanarayana, Deputy General Manager (IT & ERP), on behalf of the company. The award acknowledges HSL’s successful implementation of SAP S/4 HANA and a series of key digital initiatives undertaken to modernise its operations.

The accolade highlights HSL’s focused efforts towards integrating advanced digital systems, enhancing process efficiency, and enabling data-driven decision-making across its operations. These initiatives have significantly strengthened organisational performance and reinforced the shipyard’s position as a forward-looking entity in India’s maritime sector.

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HSL was among more than 30 Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) recognised across various categories at the event. The company’s achievement underscores its continued commitment to innovation, technology adoption, and alignment with the Government of India’s flagship Digital India vision.

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