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  • SembCorp to build Brazil shipyard

    4 February 2010

    Singapore shipbuilder SembCorp Marine said today its Jurong Shipyard would build a new shipyard in Brazil to serve the region’s burgeoning offshore oil and gas industry. SembCorp said in a statement Jurong had bought a 825,000-square-metre site with 1.6 kilometres of coastline about 80 kilometres north of Vitoria in Espirito Santo State.

  • AIDAprima Hit by Fire in Shipyard

    12 January 2016
    Business & Finance

    A small fire broke out in the rear part of the newbuild AIDAprima cruise ship, owned by cruise line company AIDA Cruises, in the evening hours of January 11, the cruise liner has confirmed in a statement to World Maritime News. AIDA Cruises said that the fire on board the vessel, being built at Mitsubishi Yard in Nagasaki, […]

  • ABG Shipyard’s Rating Downgraded

    12 June 2013

    India Ratings & Research (Ind-Ra) has downgraded ABG Shipyard Limited’s (ABG Shipyard) Long-Term Issuer Rating to ‘IND BB-’ from ‘IND BBB’ and resolved the Rating Watch Negative (RWN). The Outlook is Negative. The agency has also downgraded the rating on the company’s INR2bn non-convertible debenture programme to Long-Term ‘IND BB-’ from ‘IND BBB’. Key Rating […]

  • Shipyard plans Indian expansion

    5 November 2007

    A Tyneside engineering firm is planning to open a shipyard in India, in an attempt to capitalise on a boom in Asian oil production. South Shields-based McNulty claims the expansion will help secure future contracts for 300 workers on the Tyne.

  • Shipyard workers in crisis talks

    5 March 2007

    Workers at the Ferguson shipyard at Port Glasgow are meeting amid fears of job losses. The GMB union said two thirds of the workers would be given redundancy notices threatening the survival of one of the last yards on the lower Clyde.

  • Hopes fade for sale of shipyard

    15 January 2007

    THE millionaire owner of Swan Hunter last night admitted he may never be able to sell his mothballed shipyard. Jaap Kroese said he had received no interest in the Tyneside yard and hopes of selling it to a developer in the coming months were fading.

  • Macduff Shipyards delivers ‘Ellorah’

    21 July 2009

    The latest completion by Scotland’s Macduff Shipyards is the ‘Ellorah’ for the Shaulora Fishing Company. The vessel will be skippered by Graeme Buchan and Graeme Smart, owners of the company. The vessel is a new design by the yard and is arranged as a twin rig prawn/whitefish trawler. The vessel will operate out of Fraserburgh […]

  • ABG Shipyard raises Rs1.4bn

    31 May 2005

    ABG Shipyard Limited (ABG), on Monday announced that the company has concluded a Rs1.4bn private equity financing round with Standard Chartered Private Equity (SCPE), Leverage India Fund, a fund managed by IL&FS Investment Managers and Merlion India Fund, a Fund managed by SCPE. IL&FS acted as Financial Advisors to ABG and structured this placement.

  • Shipyard tackles skills shortage

    5 October 2006

    A shipyard in Cumbria is holding a recruitment drive to enlist dozens of new workers. Up to 60 jobs are being created at BAE systems in Barrow for the fitting out of a Royal Navy nuclear submarine. Advertisements have now been placed in local job centres in an attempt to plug the urgent need for […]

  • Brazil to fund shipyard in Venezuela

    3 May 2010

    LR-Fairplay’s Daily Newbuilding News says Brazil’s development bank BNDES has announced that it will pay for building a US$1 billion shipyard in Venezuela. LR-Fairplay said the deal was discussed by Venezuela President Hugo Chavez and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva during talks in Brasilia. The yard will be built by an as-yet-undetermined Brazilian […]

  • Bollinger Shipyards Changes Ownership

    24 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Former chief operating officer at Louisiana- based Bollinger Shipyards Ben Bordelon has teamed up with the owners of the Edison Chouest Offshore to purchase the assets and stock of Bollinger, the largest vessel repair company in the Gulf of Mexico region with a total of 30 dry-docks in Louisiana and Texas. Bordelon, who is the grandson of Bollinger’s founder Donald […]

  • Building for the future: Damen Shipyards

    3 August 2012

    Damen has a network of more than 45 shipyards, repair yards and related companies world wide. These shipyards are either in partnership with, or directly owned and managed by, Damen. In fact it is almost certain that one of them is close to your wind farm. They have a wide range of vessels in their […]

  • Karachi Shipyard is not being privatized

    24 November 2006

    Managing Director Karachi Shipyard, Vice Admiral Iftikhar Ahmed ruling out privatization of Karachi Shipyard has said Pakistan Navy had chalk out joint plans 10-year and 15-year of period with an American security agency for development of the Shipyard under which naval ships, missiles and gun-boats would be produced at the shipyard.

  • Ukrainian Shipyards to Cooperate with Damen

    15 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    The specialists of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Dutch company Damen Shipyards Group will create a panel on activization of making ships by Ukrainian shipyards. Such an agreement has been achieved in the course of a working visit of Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov to the Kingdom of Netherlands. According to […]

  • LA NAVAL Shipyard: Spanish shipyard geared for future offshore wind projects

    16 October 2012

    Sestao-based LA NAVAL Shipyard has not been taken aback by the withdrawal of a newbuilding order by the financially troubled German offshore wind farm developer and shipowner BARD Engineering. It continues developing multipurpose vessels fit to assist installations of wind turbines. Relying on capacities and experience in meeting special requirements for jacking systems, huge capacity […]

  • Chinese cranes for Russian shipyard

    18 March 2016

    Zvezda Far East Shipyard has ordered nine cranes from China’s Nantong COSCO Heavy Industry Co.,Ltd(CHIC) for the giant Zvezda shipyard project being developed in the Russian Far East. The contract signing ceremony was held in the presence of Igor Sechin, Chairman of Russian oil company Rosneft. According to the contract, CHIC is to supply equipment with unique […]

  • Bulgarian Shipyard Contracted by ThyssenKrupp

    11 May 2005

    Germany’s ThyssenKrupp and Bulgaria’s Rousse Shipyard have signed a contract for manufacturing special-purpose products, it appeared Wednesday. The new was broken by Rousse Shipyard executive director Ignat Traykov.

  • Second Shipyard Lease Secured

    12 February 2014

    Swiber Holdings Limited has successfully secured an additional lease at Tuas Cresent, which when combined with its existing shipyard, will form a comprehensive marine support base for its offshore construction activities. Its wholly‐owned subsidiary, Newcruz Shipbuilding & Engineering Pte Ltd (Newcruz), has secured this additional lease from Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) till 2021. This lease, […]

  • Shipyard ‘sure of secure future’

    29 March 2008

    Managers at a shipyard in Cornwall say they believe the future of the business is secure. Pendennis Shipyard in Falmouth made the announcement while highlighting a new exhibition about the yard’s history at the town’s National Maritime Museum.

  • Pearl Shipyard Fate to be Determined

    19 July 2005

    Governor Linda Lingle spoke with the head of a commission that could affect the fate of the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and its thousands of workers. We find out Tuesday whether the shipyard will be added to a list of potential base closures.

  • Fredericia Shipyard moves to Lindø

    22 May 2009

    Today, Fredericia Shipyard has entered into an agreement with Odense Steel Shipyard on renting the original dock facilities at Lindø and a number of buildings housing administration, workshops and changing room facilities etc. Fredericia Shipyard will have more than 100,000 m2 at their disposal. The agreement runs for a minimum of 25 years. Already this […]

  • India: Shipyards Plan to Expand Their Capacities by Building up Two International Size Shipyards

    8 August 2011

    During the year 2011-12, 23 Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects have been identified for award with an estimated investment of Rs. 16743.92 crore and the corresponding capacity addition of 231.63 MMTPA. The National Maritime Development Programme has envisaged setting up of two International size shipyards. Maritime States have been requested by the Ministry of Shipping […]

  • Worker Killed in Shipyard Explosion

    21 May 2015
    Business & Finance

    A shipyard worker was killed in a blast that rippled through a ship undergoing repair work at Mingyang Shipyard in Lianyungang, Jiangsu province in China. The explosion occurred on Monday, May 18th while the worker was doing welding work on board the ship, local media reports say. Two more workers were injured in the blast, however […]

  • Mangalia shipyard back on sale

    9 July 2006

    The tender for the privatization of the Mangalia Shipyard could resume by fall, as new evaluation procedures are under way, said the shipyard’s General Director Eugen Tudor. How soon the procedures will start depends on the Ministry of Economy who is in charge of preliminary proceedings, explained the official.

  • MOONEN Shipyards launches first

    4 May 2006

    The Moonen Shipyards, now celebrating 25 years of building fine