Aerial view of a vessel opened up mid-dismantling at the Sachdeva Group yard, Alang
Plot No. 65 · Alang Ship Recycling Yard
Who We Are

Sachdeva Group Profile

The Group operates on approximately 4,950 square meters of dedicated land, with the capacity to process over 100,000 lightweight tons of ships annually.

Our journey began under the name Madhav Industrial Corporation, which led the way in shipbreaking until 1997. In that year, we rebranded to Sachdeva Steel Products (Ship Breakers) and have successfully recycled 37 ships. To meet growing demand and further expand our operations, we established Jai Jagdish Ship Breakers Pvt. Ltd. in 1998, which has since recycled 36 ships.

By combining decades of experience with a commitment to sustainable practices, Sachdeva Group continues to lead the way in responsible ship recycling.

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0 Operating Since
4,950 Square Meters Of Land
100,000+ Lightweight Tons Annually
37 + 36 Ships Recycled
Our Heritage

Four decades, one coastline

From a single yard at Alang to two dedicated recycling units working to the same standard.

  1. 1983

    Madhav Industrial Corporation

    The family enters ship recycling in the first year of ship-breaking activity at Alang, operating under the name Madhav Industrial Corporation.

  2. 1997

    Sachdeva Steel Products

    The operation is rebranded to Sachdeva Steel Products (Ship Breakers), carrying the original yard forward under the group's own name.

  3. 1998

    Jai Jagdish Ship Breakers

    A second company is established to meet growing demand, doubling capacity and equipping both yards to handle vessels of all classes.

  4. Today

    73 vessels recycled

    Two units, 4,950 square meters of dedicated land and the capacity to process over 100,000 lightweight tons of shipping every year.

What Drives The Yard

Where we are going, and how we get there

Vessels beached at the Alang tideline before dismantling begins

Vision

To be a global leader in sustainable ship recycling, dedicated to minimizing environmental impact, ensuring the highest standards of safety and health, and creating value through innovation and excellence.

We aim to set new benchmarks in green ship recycling by integrating advanced technologies, fostering a culture of responsibility and integrity, and contributing to a circular economy for a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable future.

Mission

Our mission is to lead the ship recycling industry by delivering safe, sustainable, and environmentally responsible solutions.

We are committed to minimizing environmental impact, ensuring the highest standards of safety for our workforce, and adhering to international regulations and best practices. Through innovation, integrity, and a dedication to excellence, we aim to recycle ships responsibly, maximize resource recovery, and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future for the maritime industry.

Standards We Work To

Recycling under international law

Our ship recycling activities adhere to stringent local and international legal standards, including those set by the following bodies and conventions.

  • IMO UN Agency International Maritime Organization
  • ILO UN Agency International Labour Organization
  • Basel Convention Basel Convention
  • HKC Convention Hong Kong International Convention
  • EU SRR EU Regulation EU Ship Recycling Regulation
Our Companies

Two yards. One standard.

Aerial view of the plot showing segregated plate stacks, cranes and machinery rows

Sachdeva Steel Products
(Ship Breakers) LLP

A key player in the ship recycling industry since ship-breaking began at Alang in 1983. Building on that legacy, the business was formally established under the name Sachdeva Steel Products (Ship Breakers) in 1994.

With a track record of recycling 37 ships to date, the unit operates with a focus on environmental responsibility, compliance with international standards and a dedication to excellence.

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1994Established
Aerial view of the Sachdeva Group yard at Alang with plate stacks and cranes

Jai Jagdish
Ship Breakers Pvt. Ltd.

Established in 1998 to expand group capacity, drawing on the operation first begun as Madhav Industrial Corporation and continued as Sachdeva Steel Products.

With a strong legacy and decades of expertise, the unit has recycled 36 ships to date, committed to environmentally responsible practice, safety and compliance with international standards.

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0Ships Recycled
1998Established
In Their Words

Audited by the people who set the bar

Comments recorded by class societies, ship managers and inspectors who have visited the yard.

NYK Ship Management

Generally found good infrastructure for ship recycling Which is good initiative for facility management

Class NK

Team's attitude to obtain knowledge is very good. Please keep obtaining knowledge.

JNA, Japan

Yard is well developed. Safety and Environment friendly operation is good. Hope to see next upgrading.

Keiji Tomoda, Japan

We are impressed that well managed good yard & Nice idea like Floating Platform.

Credentials

Audited, certified, documented

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Yard Address

Plot No. 65, Alang Ship Breaking Yard

Alang, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India +91 278 2429573 info@sachdevagroup.in

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