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  • Shipyard to build carriers’ hulls

    13 February 2008

    The future of a Devon shipyard and the 160 people who work there has been secured for up to five years. Appledore yard, owned by Babcock Marine, will help build hull sections for the UK’s two next generation of aircraft carriers.

  • Shipyard buzz lures corporates

    12 August 2006

    Ship building has emerged as a favourite investment option for corporate India. Lured by the flood of orders in shipyards across the world and the 30 per cent subsidy element, quite a few big companies have queued up to enter the booming ship repair and building business.

  • Poland fights for Gdansk shipyard

    22 August 2007

    The future of Poland’s iconic Gdansk shipyard remains in doubt as a key European Union (EU) deadline approaches for the site to reduce its capacity. Brussels has given Poland until the end of Tuesday to either close two of Gdansk’s three slipways or else repay 51m euros ($69m; £35m) of European aid.

  • Historic shipyard sold to council

    17 September 2009

    The former Swan Hunter shipyard on Tyneside has been sold in an undisclosed deal. North Tyneside Council and regional development agency One North East have purchased the 60-acre site in Wallsend from owner Jaap Kroese. They plan to make the site a key part of redevelopment proposals for a 600-acre stretch of riverside from North […]

  • Grounds for expansion at Mulder Shipyard

    2 February 2009

    Mulder Shipyard recently bought a 6000 m² terrain for the construction of a second facility. The new yard will be developed less than ten kilometres away from the current location and will feature three dry docks with room for yachts of up to 45 metres. The new location will be dedicated to the maintenance, refitting […]

  • Mobile shipyard purchase expected

    20 July 2006

    A former secretary of the U.S. Navy, John Lehman, is negotiating to buy one of Mobile’s two largest shipyards, Atlantic Marine officials confirmed Wednesday. Lehman’s New York-based firm, J.F. Lehman & Co., is expected to complete the purchase of Atlantic Marine Holding Co. within a few weeks, according to a spokesman for Atlantic Marine. Since […]

  • EST-Floattech to supply battery systems for Arklow Shipping’s general cargo ship pair

    10 November 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    The Netherlands-based energy storage system provider EST-Floattech has been commissioned to supply its battery systems for a new series of environmentally friendly general cargo vessels set to be constructed at a Dutch yard. As disclosed, EST-Floattech is to deliver its Octopus Lite battery solution for the 11,000 dwt sextet that will be built by the […]

  • Luxury shipyard planned at Quonset

    20 June 2007

    NORTH KINGSTOWN – The Quonset Development Corporation has given its preliminary approval to a 43-acre megayacht construction and repair facility proposed by Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Island Global Yachting.

  • Shipyard names contracts director

    2 June 2005

    Northrop Grumman Newport News has promoted Victoria A. Stroud to director of contracts and pricing. Stroud is responsible for departmental administration and budgets, training, policies and procedures, and contract closeouts. She’ll also serve as a primary liaison to Northrop Grumman corporate offices on contracts and pricing issues

  • Guangzhou to get new shipyard

    21 September 2007

    Guangzhou has received the go-ahead to begin construction on a big ship-production base that could help advance the southern metropolis’ status as a major Chinese ship producer. The first phase of Longxue Ship Production Base, formally approved by the National Development and Reform Commission early this week, includes the construction of two dry docks, each […]

  • Nevsky Shipyard Delivers MPSV07

    17 December 2013

    The MPSV07 “SPASATEL ZABORSHCHIKOV” successfully completed acceptance test on December 17th, 2013. She is the third in a series multipurpose salvage vessel, capacity 4 MW, built at Nevsky Shipyard. The vessel will now enter «State Marine Pollution Control and Salvage and Rescue Service of RF» (Gosmorspassluzhba) and will be included into the state rescue fleet […]

  • Taizhou Shipyards Turning Off?

    19 August 2013

    Southeast China’s leading shipbuilding city, Taizhou, is going through a lot of pressure in the middle of the industry downturn. As SinoShip News reports, survival is unlikely for over 80% of the companies. In the best time of shipbuilding, there were around 190 shipbuilding companies in Taizhou. [mappress] Shipbuilding Tribune Staff, August 19, 2013

  • Shipyard makes formally opening

    6 January 2006

    The first phase of the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (Vinashin)

  • The First ISO Certified Norwegian Shipyard

    8 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    Havyard Ship Technology in Leirvik, Sogn is the only Norwegian shipyard to be ISO certified. The company has for many years worked towards developing a production, project and quality control system in order to strengthen the quality of end products. And in March it was confirmed; Havyard Ship Technology AS has received certification according to […]

  • Anemoi: 400,000 dwt NSU ore carrier gets rotor sails

    12 November 2025
    Technology, Vessels

    UK-based wind propulsion technology provider Anemoi Marine Technologies has completed the retrofit on one of the largest vessels in the world, the 400,000 dwt ore carrier NSU Tubarao. Anemoi installed five 35-meter-tall units on the vessel, which is owned by Japanese bulk owner/operator NS United Kaiun Kaisha (NSU) and chartered by Brazilian mining giant Vale […]

  • Shipyard merger unlikely this year

    15 October 2006

    A DEAL to merge Britain

  • Shipyard to close facilities in Phila

    8 May 2006

    The city is seeking another ship-repair company to lease Metro Machine Corp.’s dry docks at the old Navy Yard. Metro Machine Corp., a Norfolk, Va., company that came here a dozen years ago with dreams of building a radically new type of tanker ship, is shutting down its Philadelphia operations. The tankers it hoped to […]

  • Shipyard buildings could be approved

    27 May 2008

    TWO large buildings – one more than 57ft high – could soon change the skyline at Osprey Quay, Portland.

  • Bharati Shipyard: Sailing smooth

    15 December 2005

    Prabhudas Lilladher maintains a

  • Shipyard wins $2.4B contract

    2 June 2006

    Northrop Grumman Ship Systems will build three more LPD multi-purpose transports. Northrop Grumman Co., Ship Systems’ parent company, announced late Thursday that it has received a $2.49 billion U.S. Navy shipbuilding contract to build and further develop two more San Antonio class ships. The contract covers the construction of two new amphibious transport dock ships, […]

  • New Contracts for COSCO Shipyard Group

    14 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Board of Directors of COSCO Corporation (Singapore) Limited announced that COSCO Shipyard Group Ltd have secured contracts totaling over USD380 million to build two jackup drilling rigs and one bulk carrier. COSCO (Dalian) Shipyard Co. Ltd secured contracts from a Bermuda company for two (2) LeTourneau Super 116E jackup drilling rigs, scheduled for delivery […]

  • ABS, Siemens DISW team up to boost digitalization in shipbuilding

    4 November 2025
    Certification & Classification, Collaboration, Infrastructure, IT & Software, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy

    Classification society American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and Siemens Digital Industries Software (DISW), a US-based industrial software specialist, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to accelerate the digital transformation of maritime classification processes across ship design and construction. The collaboration will also advance product lifecycle management (PLM) technology to enhance efficiency, data integrity and […]

  • Dutch Shipyards’ Retention Rights Undermined?

    25 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    Shipyards in the Netherlands may no longer be able to rely on the right to retain a vessel while awaiting payment for work done as a result of a recent decision of the Dutch courts, Rotterdam-based law firm AKD says. According to the law firm, as a result of this unexpected decision, shipyards could be […]

  • DSIC Dissolves Dalian Daeyang Shipyard

    28 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    China’s Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (DSIC) has agreed to merge with the bankrupt Dalian Daeyang Shipyard, after which Daeyang will be dissolved and deregistered. DSIC will be the surviving company with its registered capital of CNY 8.5 billion (USD 1.37bn) remaining unchanged. All creditor’s rights and debts of DSIC and Daeyang, with its registered capital of CNY 901.2 million, shall […]

  • VIDEO: Take a Tour of Besiktas Shipyard

    1 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    Maintenance is a key aspect of keeping ships in service and improving their durability and life expectancy. Since all ships have to undergo maintenance at a certain stage of their service the crucial thing for owners is to ensure that maintenance operations are executed in a fashion where they don’t cause down time or off hire. In […]