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• 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.

• 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.

• Portland’s Vigor Industrial acquiring Seattle shipbuilder

  24 December 2010

  Portland shipbuilder Vigor Industrial LLC said Thursday that it is acquiring Seattle’s Todd Shipyards Corp. in a $130 million cash deal. Vigor will pay $22.27 a share under the agreement that will take Todd private. The combined company will have 1,800 employees, according to Alan Sprott, vice president of the Swan Island manufacturer.

• Wärtsilä wins order for complete propulsion package from Vietnam

  26 October 2007

  Wärtsilä received an order for a propulsion package from Vietnam in September 2007. The contract was awarded by the Ben Kien Shipyard in Haiphong and involves the supply of a propulsion package for a multi-purpose carrier to be built for Hai Duong Shipbuilding & Shipping Company, both companies being subsidiaries of Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation […]

• Petropod to Build CJ70 Jack-Up in Singapore

  25 June 2007

  A Norway-based PetroProd D&P I, a wholly owned subsidiary of PetroProd Ltd, has signed an EPC contract with Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd of Singapore on June 22, 2007 for the construction of one MSC/Gusto CJ70 jack up rig at a cost of approximately USD 440 million to be delivered in 2010.

• Carnival Freedom expands Fun Ship philosophy

  31 August 2006

  In just over six months from now, the world’s most popular mass-market cruise line will launch a “Freedom” of its own. Carnival Freedom, following in the wake of Royal Caribbean’s recently-launched Freedom of the Seas, will leave the Fincantieri shipyard in Maghera, Italy and ply the global waters, first in Europe then the Caribbean.

• Tano Capital Invests $15 Million in ABG Motors to Fund Italian Acquisition

  30 November 2007

  Tano Capital, LLC, a global alternative assets firm, has invested $15 million in Mumbai-based ABG Motors, a newly created arm of ABG Engineering & Construction, through its affiliate in a private equity transaction. ABG Motors is part of India’s largest private sector ship builder, ABG Shipyards,

• INS Teg Successfully Finishes Sea Trials

  28 December 2011

  Sea trials of frigate INS Teg have been successfully finished in the Baltic Sea; the ship was built for Indian Navy by Yantar Shipyard (Kaliningrad, Russia), reports ITAR-TASS. According to the shipyard’s press secretary Sergei Mikhailov, all shipboard systems including BrahMos missile system operate normally. To complete state trials, frigate INS Teg has to perform […]

• Sanmar, IGUS develop adaptable onshore power system

  

  20 September 2022

  Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy, Technology

  Turkish shipbuilder Sanmar Shipyards and IGUS, a Germany-based energy chain systems manufacturer, have succeeded in developing and building a new compact ‘electric bunkering’ system that can supply various vessel types with onshore power.

• Denmark: Tankers Inc Signs Newbuilding Contract for Two LR1 Vessels

  24 June 2011

  After an extensive selection process, involving discussions with a number of different shipyards, Tankers Inc. has today signed its first newbuilding contract for two LR1 vessels of 75,000 DWT each to be built by Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co., Ltd. (“DSIC”), in the Liaoning province, China. In addition, Tankers Inc. retains an option to declare a […]

• South Korea: Samsung Heavy Receives $727 Mln Rig Order

  1 July 2013

  Business & Finance

  Stena Group has ordered a semi-submersible drilling rig in South Korea. The news was reported today by Samsung Heavy Industries. The South Korean shipyard announced in a Korea Exchange filing that the value of the order was USD 727 million. The rig is expected to be delivered in late March 2016. No further details have […]

• STX Group Says It May Seek Hong Kong IPO for Chinese Shipbuilding Business

  2 May 2011

  STX Group may become the first South Korean company to list in Hong Kong as it mulls plans for selling shares in the city of its Chinese shipyard. The group is also considering listing in Singapore, STX Group Chairman Kang Duk Soo said at an event on April 30 in Dalian, northeastern China, according to […]

• Areti II Delivered

  31 December 2007

  Burger Boat Company, one of the world’s most historic and prestigious shipyards, delivered ARETI II to her owner the morning of December 21, 2007. She will now join her sister, ARETI I in St.Augustine, Florida until March of 2008 when ARETI II will travel to the Mediterranean. ARETI II is the second of two identical […]

• Damen and Serco put the Royal Navy to Sea

  30 January 2008

  Serco Denholm Marine Services Ltd and Damen Shipyards Gorinchem have signed Shipbuilding Contracts for 29 new vessels as part of a 15 year programme to deliver marine services to the Royal Navy. These new vessels will operate in a fleet of around 110 vessels operated by Serco Denholm in both port and deepwater operations at […]

• Costa Deliziosa Completes Sea Trials Successfully

  25 November 2009

  The Costa Deliziosa, the latest “jewel” in the fleet of Costa Cruises, the largest Italian travel group and Europe’s favorite cruise line, came through her sea trials successfully. The new ship – Costa’s 15th fleet member, built at Fincantieri’s Marghera (Venice) shipyard, was put through her paces in the open sea for the first time, […]

• SCI mulls diversifying into shipbuilding

  16 August 2007

  The Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) is planning to diversify into shipbuilding in collaboration with existing players — both domestic and international. The Rs 4,210-crore public sector shipping major plans to either tie up with an international firm or pick up stake in one of the consortia that have shown interest in setting up a […]

• L&T bags shipbuilding export order

  2 May 2006

  Larsen & Toubro Ltd (L&T) has forayed into the shipbuilding business by bagging a Rs 440 crore contract from the Netherlands-based Zadeko Ship Management CV to construct four ships. The vessels would be built at a new shipyard, part of the L&T’s engineering complex at Hazira in Surat and the production of the ships was […]

• Fast-Attack Submarine Hawaii Officially Launched

  17 June 2006

  GROTON, Conn. — With the crack of a champagne bottle, the newest high-tech nuclear U.S. submarine was christened Saturday. The U.S.S. Hawaii had its ceremonial launching at Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, where the $2.6 billion boat was constructed. Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle broke the traditional bottle of bubbly on the submarine. Several other state, […]

• Daewoo Shipbuilding Receives 509 Bln Won Ship Order

  28 June 2006

  Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., the world’s second-largest shipyard, said it has received a 509 billion won ($531 million) order to build container ships for a customer in Panama. The Seoul-based company will build an unspecified number of container ships and deliver them by April 30, 2010, Daewoo said in a regulatory filing to […]

• Drydocks World-Dubai to provide installation of Silverstream’s air lubrication tech

  

  10 August 2022

  Collaboration, Equipment, Green Marine

  Drydocks World-Dubai, the largest shipyard facility in the Middle East, has signed a strategic agreement with maritime technology company Silverstream Technologies to promote the use of air lubrication technology for the vessels that enter the shipyard each year. The DP World subsidiary is the largest centre in the Middle East for ship repair, conversion, new […]

• Royal Navy’s Second Astute Class Submarine Begins Sea Trials (UK)

  14 September 2012

  Ambush, the second of the Royal Navy’s Astute Class attack submarine, leaves her builder’s yard to begin sea trials. In the next few days, the 7,400-tonne submarine will leave the BAE Systems shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria, where she was built, and sail to Her Majesty’s Naval Base Clyde in Scotland. The seven Astute Class […]

• Keppel Reveals USD 218.5 Mn Deals Galore

  

  26 December 2018

  Keppel Offshore & Marine clinched contracts worth about SGD 300 million (USD 218.8 million).

• Seacor’s new JV to buy eight PSVs in China

  18 January 2018

  Offshore vessel owner Seacor Marine has formed a joint venture company with China’s shipowner Cosco