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  • WATCH: First of three Agalas subsea vessels launches in Türkiye

    4 April 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Project & Tenders, Vessels, Vision

    A new 100-meter-long cable laying support vessel (CLSV) being built at the Sefine Shipyard for Norwegian Agalas and Cecon Contracting has been launched in Türkiye. Agalas reported yesterday, April 3, that the first of its three subsea vessels had been launched in Türkiye, with a few intense months ahead before the vessel is ready for […]

  • GOGL – Acquisition of Four Capesize Newbuilding Contracts

    13 April 2007

    Golden Ocean Group Limited (“Golden Ocean”) is pleased to advise that the Company has acquired two newbuilding contracts at Daehan Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., South Korea and two newbuilding contracts at Zhoushan Jinhaiwan Shipyard in China. The vessels of 170,000 dwt and 176.000 dwt respectively will be delivered between December 2008 and October 2009.

  • Bollinger delivers ATB unit to Bouchard

    4 January 2007

    Bollinger Shipyards, Inc., Lockport, La., and Bollinger Gretna L.L.C., Harvey, La., have delivered the articulated tug/barge (ATB) unit, tug LINDA LEE BOUCHARD and barge B. No. 205 to Bouchard Coastwise Management Corp., Melville, N.Y., one of the largest operators of double hull ATB units in the United States.

  • Germanischer Lloyd Inaugurates Office Facilities in Dalian

    25 October 2006

    With an open day and a ceremonial dinner Germanischer Lloyd has opened its new office facilities in Dalian last week. More than 150 representatives of new building and repair shipyards, ship owners and manufacturers of materials and components from Dalian and the surrounding area attended the event hosted by Station Manager Tian Tao.

  • Dolphin eyes ship-building

    30 August 2006

    MUMBAI: Diversifying from its core business of providing various services to offshore oil and gas companies, Dolphin Offshore is planning to get into ship-building by acquiring a ship yard. According to Satpal Singh, joint managing director, Dolphin Offshore Enterprise, the company is in negotiations with three Gujarat-based companies to acquire a shipyard.

  • BAE Systems launches new Royal Navy destroyer

    13 February 2007

    HMS Dauntless, the Royal Navy’s newest Type 45 destroyer, has been launched at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Govan on the Clyde, as part of a ?£6 billion defence investment programme by the MoD. HMS Dauntless is the second of the new Type 45 class of anti-air warfare destroyers to be launched by BAE in the […]

  • ABG bags mega order for 12 bulks from German shipping company

    1 October 2007

    In one of the largest orders bagged by ABC and first of its kind from a German shipping company, ABG Shipyard has concluded an order for construction of 12 handysize bulk carriers of 35000 DWT each from Bereederungsgesellschaft H Vogemann GmbH & Co KG, Hamburg. The deal is worth approximately Rs 1439 crore.

  • Sanmar to build another eco-friendly tug for Norwegian operator

    13 April 2023
    Vessels

    Turkish shipbuilder Sanmar Shipyards has signed a new contract with Norway-based vessel operator Buksér og Berging AS to build an environmentally-friendly tugboat.

  • Gentco Logistics orders eco-friendly chemical tanker duo

    28 November 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Vessels

    Chinese company Gentco Logistics has placed an order for two 25,900 dwt stainless steel chemical tankers at China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Yangzhou) Dingheng.

  • Frontline in new yard deal

    17 September 2010

    Frontline which has placed its large VLCC newbuilding program at the Chinese shipyard Zhoushan Jinhaiwan has renegotiated the size of the series. At first Frontline ordered six VLCC newbuildings at Jinhaiwan but is now committed to take delivery of of five 320,000 DWT VLCC newbuildings, with a total contract price of USD 525 million.

  • Allure of the Seas on sea trials

    13 September 2010

    Assisted by the tugs Triton and Ukko the cruise vessel Allure of the Seas set to sea from STX Finland’s Turku shipyard for the first time on September 13, 2010. The vessel is undergoing sea trials, which are to continue towards the end of the week. The building has proceeded according to plan and delivery […]

  • Bangladesh: Western Marine plans second yard

    2 October 2009

    The largest Bangladeshi shipbuilder, Western Marine Shipyard, has announced plans to construct a US$100 million facility at Anwara, Bangladesh. According to The Financial Express, the company has bought more than 50 acres of land in preparation for the construction of its new yard and is seeking a joint venture agreement with top European shipbuilders.

  • Cargotec Receives RoRo Equipment Order Worth Over EUR 20 Million from Korea

    18 September 2007

    Cargotec’s MacGREGOR business area providing marine cargo handling and offshore solutions, has received a significant RoRo equipment order from Korean shipyard Hyundai Mipo. The equipment will be delivered between 2009 and 2011 for 10 RoRo vessels ordered by Italian shipowner Grimaldi. The value of the order exceeds EUR 20 million.

  • GOGL – Acquisition and sale of ice strengthened Panamax Bulkers

    19 March 2007

    Golden Ocean Group Limited (“Golden Ocean” or the “Company”) is pleased to advise that the Company has acquired four plus two optional newbuilding contracts at Pipavav Shipyard in India. The vessels of 75,000 dwt, which will be strengthened for ice trading, will be delivered during 2009 and the agreed purchase price is about $35.5 million […]

  • Class NK: over 1,000 newbuild contracts cancelled

    2 July 2009

    According to figures from Japanese classification society Class NK, as of April, over 1,000 newbuild orders around the world were cancelled. Class NK said it expected the number of cancellations to rise as the year progressed. It said that cancellations now extended to vessels that were tentatively reserved at shipyards and letters of intent for […]

  • Dung Quat economic zone hungry for skilled labour

    15 September 2006

    The Dung Quat Shipyard needs 100 workers per month until the end of this year to get ready for its first 100,000-tonne ship. “Viet Nam ship building is a fledging industry, so the number of skilled engineers and workers is small. As an employer, we know skilled labour is very important,” said the company

  • USCG Contract with Bollinger for Eight Marine Protector Class Coastal Patrol Boats

    24 June 2007

    What began in 1996 as a contract from the U. S. Coast Guard to Bollinger Shipyards, Inc., of Lockport, Louisiana to build one 87-foot Marine Protector Class Coastal Patrol Boat (CPB) with options, has led to the delivery of 67 of the CPB’s, and the signing of eight (8) more of the highly respected CPB’s.

  • Navy Cruiser To Be Scrapped In Brownsville

    27 August 2006

    Des Moines has been towed from the Philadelphia shipyard en route to Texas to be scrapped 45 years after it was decommissioned. The 717-foot ship was ordered during World War II, but wasn’t finished until after the war ended. It was one of the largest cruisers of its time, but it never saw combat.

  • Deseo Arrives at Nieuwe Scheldewerven for Repair (Belgium)

    25 January 2012

    On Jan 22, 2012, the “Deseo” arrived at the shipyard Nieuwe Scheldewerven in Rupelmonde for repairs of a hull damage suffered on the port side of the foreship. Deseo is inland cargo ship and it was built in 2008, by Russian shipbuilder Aspo Lotos. His weight is aproximately 5,527 tons. [mappress] Shipbuilding Tribune Staff, January […]

  • Burger Boat launches Areti II

    8 November 2007

    Burger Boat Company, one of the world’s most historic and prestigious shipyards launched Areti II, the second of two identical 127′ (38.7m) tri-deck yachts to be completed this year. A sea of onlookers stood by with eager anticipation as the 500-ton Marine Travelift carefully lowered Areti II into the water for the first time.

  • Subsea Construction Vessel Khankendi Ready for Shah Deniz 2 Ops

    6 September 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The Shah Deniz consortium has launched the Khankendi – a new flagship vessel for the Caspian. The new subsea construction vessel has been specifically designed and built to install the biggest subsea production system in the Caspian Sea as part of the Shah Deniz Stage 2 project. The official inauguration of the new $378 million […]

  • DNV GL Increases Presence in South China

    29 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    DNV GL, the world’s leading ship classification society and one of the world’s leading risk and sustainability service providers, opened a new South China office in Guangzhou on Friday, the 25th of April, to support business growth in the area. Located in downtown Guangzhou, the new, expanded DNV GL office serves as a centre for […]

  • UAE: Topaz Group Announces Delivery of Fast Catamaran Ferry to Royal Court

    10 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    Topaz Marine Engineering, a leading Engineering, Shipbuilding and ship repair services firm for the offshore support vessel industry, announced the delivery of one Fast Ferry Catamaran Boat to the Government of Sharjah’s Royal Court (AI Diwan AI Amiri) on 28 April, Abu Dhabi, UAE Ferry boats demand is increasing across the Gulf countries and Topaz […]

  • Blue Star Line’s Chairman Unveils Design Plans for Titanic II

    28 February 2013
    Business & Finance

    More than a 100 years since RMS Titanic was due to berth in the United States on its grand maiden voyage, a 21st century version of the legendary passenger ship, Titanic II, is coming to New York. Blue Star Line chairman Professor Clive Palmer’s dream for Titanic II has been unveiled at a Global Launch […]

  • Samsung Heavy Venturing Overseas

    30 September 2014
    Business & Finance

    South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries Co. (SHI) has revealed plans to spread overseas by establishing the first facility abroad in an effort to revive production following the merger of Samsung’s shipbuilding and engineering units.  Bloomberg reports that SHI is ready to invest around USD 950 million in the overseas shipbuilding facility by 2017, according to SHI’s […]