10000 results found for 'Shipyard'

10000 results found for 'Shipyard'
Order results by

A list of search results

  • AtoB@C to order newbuilding

    10 September 2010

    AtoB@C Shipping in Ystad on the Swedish south coast has ordered a newbuildning from the dutch shipyard Bodewes. The newbuilding is a 4.000 DWT dry cargo vessel with ice class 1A, 90 metres long and 13 metres wide. “It is nice to be able to order our first newbuilding in this kind of market”, says […]

  • Palmer Johnson to close UK operation

    11 August 2010

    Palmer Johnson said today it will be closing its UK operations in Hampshire, with the loss of around 110 jobs. The site in Hythe Marine Park, Southampton, recently saw the launch of the US builder’s first UK-built superyacht — the 51m Sport Yacht. The company had also been planning to build a new facility in […]

  • TTS Marine Pens Deck Equipment Contract

    10 September 2013

    TTS Group has, through its subsidiary TTS Marine GmbH in Bremen, Germany, signed a contract for deck equipment with a value of approx. NOK 25 million. The contract concerns delivery of anchor and mooring winches for LNG carriers for a major Korean shipyard. The deliveries will take place in 2014/2015. [mappress] Source: ttsgroup, September 10, […]

  • Greenpeace orders ‘Rainbow Warrior III’

    3 July 2009

    Greenpeace International Executive Director Gerd Leipold yesterday signed a contract with the Fassmer Shipyard for construction of the ‘Rainbow Warrior III’. The sailing ship, which is to be completed in time for Greenpeace’s 40th anniversary in 2011, will include the latest in green technology. This is the first time in the Greenpeace’s history that it […]

  • Video: The 116.000t Cruise Ship Ruby Princess

    1 March 2013

    The 116,000-tonne cruise ship “Ruby Princess”, build and launched from Fincantieri’s Monfalcone shipyard, sister to the “Crown” and the “Emerald”, is is 289.6 metres long and 36 wide with a maximum speed of 22.1 knots. The vessel has 1,549 cabins accommodating up to 4,800 passengers – guests and crew included.   Shipbuilding Tribune Staff,  March 1, […]

  • Angst grows in Maine, N.H., about base closure list

    11 May 2005

    Across Maine and New Hampshire, Tuesday marked a period of calm before a potential storm for thousands of civilian workers along with sailors and their families awaiting word on whether the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and the Brunswick Naval Air Station will be targeted for closure. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld will announce Friday which of the […]

  • Cotai WaterJets Order Four Additional Vessels

    29 January 2008

    Austal has signed a contract for four additional 47.5 metre passenger catamarans with Cotai WaterJets (Macao) Ltd, adding to the initial ten-vessel contract signed in 2006 by sister company Venetian Marketing Services Limited (VMSL). The new vessels will be identical to those currently under construction at Austal’s Henderson shipyard and will be delivered in the […]

  • Yacht-builder expanding into Richmond

    10 March 2008

    It has been nearly a century since the last ship was built in Richmond. It’s been 130 years since the town, still dotted with sea captain’s homes, was the center of major shipbuilding activity. The past is about to be relaunched by a fifth-generation Maine yacht-maker whose company, Hodgdon Yachts, is believed to be the […]

  • Dubai Drydocks World moves into Singapore maritime market

    29 May 2007

    Dubai Drydocks World LLC (DD World), the recently-launched maritime holding company, and a member of Dubai World, on Monday (May 28) announced its first major overseas acquisition by making a voluntary conditional cash offer for Pan-United Marine Limited (PUM) of Singapore. PUM is a major shipyard with facilities in both Singapore and Batam, Indonesia.

  • The new Azimut 47

    28 June 2006

    The new model, developed and constructed in the Avigliana shipyards, will be unveiled at the forthcoming Genoa International Boat Show 2006. The new 47′ is the latest stylistic development from Stefano Righini for the Azimut Fly Bridge range, with its characteristic superstructure windows, the skilful harmony of its dimensions and muscles and the overall dynamism […]

  • Lürssen launches 75m superyacht Northern Star

    17 July 2009

    Today the Lürssen Rendsburg shipyard launched the 75 metre Northern Star, also known as Project Scout. Her owner had previously built a 63 metre superyacht with the same name at Lürssen and realizes yet another dream in a 12m longer yacht. Following final outfitting and sea trials the luxury expedition yacht will be delivered in […]

  • Petredec lifts option for three more LPG-powered newbuilds at Jiangnan

    8 March 2021
    Vessels

    Petredec Holdings (Eastern) PTE Ltd has exercised the option to construct an additional three 93,000 cbm LPG carriers with dual fuel LPG propulsion at Jiangnan Shipyard. The ships are expected to deliver in June, August and September 2023. The order comes on the back of an announcement made in early November 2020 for an initial […]

  • Shipbuilding at the Heart of South Korea’s Economic Development

    27 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    Shipbuilding has been at the heart of South Korea’s economic development over the past few decades, playing a leading role in bringing its people out of poverty. In 1960 South Korea had 25% unemployment and in 1962, prior to the launch of its first five-year plan, had an income per capita of just $87. By 2010, […]

  • DFDS Welcomes Fourth Mega Freight Ferry

    9 January 2020
    Business & Finance

    DFDS has taken delivery of the fourth of six mega roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ferries.

  • Gibson: Tanker Owners Told to Invest Wisely in New Tonnage ahead of Price Cuts

    6 June 2016

    Prompted by difficulties in accessing new finance, shipyards are likely to reduce further the newbuilding prices in the tanker sector in the face of stiff competition between yards for new orders. The move is seen as the probable course of action aimed at inciting new investments especially on the back of low order intake that […]

  • Ship-repair company to shut down Philadelphia operations

    10 May 2006

    A company that hoped to build environmentally friendly oil tankers is shutting down its Philadelphia operations after failing to find buyers for the vessel. Metro Machine Corp., based in Norfolk, Va., will be leaving open two dry docks at the old Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, at the foot of Broad Street, and the city is already […]

  • Otto Marine sells another offshore newbuild

    6 April 2011

    Singapore-based Otto Marine has announced its second sales order within a week, an MT6009 MKII DNV-class platform supply vessel, to Australia’s Mermaid Marine for US$31.5 million. The ship is due for completion in May from Otto’s shipyard in Indonesia. Last week, the company sold a pair of 6,000kW AHTSs for US$43.4 million.

  • Naming and launch ceremony for ‘Isandlwana’

    16 April 2010

    IHC Merwede’s shipyard, Verenigde Scheepswerf Heusden (VSH) in Heusden, held a naming and launching ceremony for the ‘Isandlwana’ on April 14. ‘Isandlwana’, a 4,200 cubic metre trailing suction hopper dredger, is being built for Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA), based in South Africa. The ceremony was conducted by Beatrice Nkayi, Executive Manager Ports & Corporate […]

  • Oyster’s first 125 sets world record

    18 August 2010

    A new world record for the largest single continuous infusion — with 6.3t of resin flowed in over four hours — has been achieved at RMK’s shipyard in Turkey during the construction of the first Oyster 125 superyacht. This hull has now been successfully released from its mould after post curing in a purpose-built 40m […]

  • GE Shipping acquires AHTSV

    11 April 2005

    Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd has acquired a newly built Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel (AHTSV) and named it `Malaviya Twenty One’. Built at Bharati Shipyard Ltd (BSL), the vessel has a Bollard Pull capacity of 133 tonne and is capable of catering to the deepwater oil fields, the company informed the Bombay Stock Exchange […]

  • Superyacht Devotion at the Seattle Boat Show

    23 December 2009

    The Northrop and Johnson Sales Division will showcase the 143ft expedition styled superyacht Devotion at the Seattle Boat Show starting Friday, January 29 – Saturday, February 6, 2010. Devotion, centrally listed with Gregg Morton, is a Sterling Yachts hull originally created by Fexas and Bannenberg. Built by Nishii Shipyards in Japan and recently refitted in […]

  • BN312 Arklow Raven delivered

    25 June 2007

    At BARKMEIJER SHIPYARDS, on Wednesday the 20th of June 2007 the thirteenth ship out of the successful serie of 4500-DWT general cargo vessels has been delivered to her new owners, Arklow Shipping Ltd. After the succesfull sea trials on Tuesday the 19th of June 2007 the ‘Arklow Raven’ is handed over to her new owners […]

  • Netherlands. Van Dam Nordia developing sailing megayacht

    19 October 2007

    The Van Dam Nordia Shipyard announces the construction stage of their brand new 70’ Nordia Performance Cruiser. The 70 ft. is the first yacht built in Van Dam Nordia’s new design line of custom aluminium performance cruising yachts. The main goal of this new design is the combination of Van Dam’s high build and comfort […]

  • Bharati Ship goes slow on orders

    11 October 2007

    Bharati Shipyard, the second largest private sector shipbuilder in the country, is going slow on fresh orders for building ships since the company is booked to capacity till 2011. The company, promoted by two former naval architects – P C Kapoor and Vijay Kumar – has seen orders pouring from France, Norway and other leading […]

  • Dry Cargo Ship for Beaufort Shipping Laid Down

    17 August 2006

    On August 16 the Volgograd Shipyard laid down the first dry cargo ship of the 006RSD05 project for Beaufort Shipping Ltd (Malta). The cargo ship is 6,970 tons dwt, 140 meters long and 16.5 meters wide. This is the largest of Russian river-sea-going vessels. It is aimed for transporting breakbulk, timber and logs, grains and […]