GESHIPThe Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited
Capital Goods · Marine Shipping · NSE · as of 2026-09-11 (delayed ~30 min in market hours)
The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited, through its subsidiaries, engages in the shipping and offshore businesses in India and internationally. The company is involved in the transportation of crude oil, petroleum products, and gas and dry bulk commodities. It operates a fleet of 40 vessels comprising 26 tankers, including 5 crude carriers, 17 product carriers, and 4 LPG carriers; and 14 dry bulk carriers comprising 2 capesize, 9 kamsarmax, 2 supramax, and an ultramax with an aggregating 3.20 million dwt. The company also offers offshore oilfield services, which include the ownership and/or operation of offshore supply vessels and mobile offshore drilling rigs. The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited was incorporated in 1948 and is based in Mumbai, India.
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Key Ratios
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Active Pattern Signals
None of the 16 pattern scanners currently detects a setup on GESHIP — signals appear here automatically when one forms (checked on every data refresh). The Trade Plan on the right always provides stop-loss and target levels regardless.
The picture
- • Revenue growth: 23.6% YoY
- • Profit growth: 187.5% YoY
- • ROE: 18.9%
- • RSI: 62
- • MACD: bullish
- • Price vs EMA21: above
Bull case
- • Revenue growth: 23.6% YoY
- • Profit growth: 187.5% YoY
- • ROE: 18.9%
- • RSI: 62
Bear case
- • Promoter holding: 30.8%
- • Supertrend: bearish
- • Trend strength (ADX): 18
- • 3-month return: -0.5%
Key risks
- • Promoter holding: 30.8%
- • Supertrend: bearish
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Trade Plan
Stop = 20-day support with a 2.5×ATR risk cap (ATR ₹38.06). Levels recompute on every data refresh. Position sizing and execution are yours — this is analysis, not advice.