Shipbuilding News
At WorkBoat 2025, Cost Control Takes Center Stage
American operators often get sticker shock when pricing out new vessel tonnage these days, and at WorkBoat 2025, ve...
Read More >>Saronic Invests $300M to Expand Louisiana Shipyard to Accelerate ASVs
A U.S. defense tech startup specializing in autonomous ships is pushing to enhance its competitiveness in the fast-growi...
Read More >>Samsung Sets Agreements with NASSCO and Conrad to Enter U.S. Shipbuilding
South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries announced two key partnerships with leading U.S. shipbuilders, as it follow...
Read More >>Davie Defense Expands in U.S. Market with Acquisition of Gulf Copper
The newly minted Davie Defense, a division of Inocea Group and aligned with Canadian shipbuilder Davie, completed its ac...
Read More >>Design for Large Ammonia-Powered Containership Achieves Key Milestone
Classification society DNV reports that it has awarded an Approval in Principle (AiP) to an emerging design for a 21,700...
Read More >>Hyundai Completes Consolidation of Ulsan Shipbuilding Yards
South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries reports it has completed the consolidation of its shipbuilding operations l...
Read More >>Japanese Shipbuilders and Owners Team Up to Design LCO2 Carrier
The leaders in the Japanese shipbuilding industry and joining up with several of the largest Japanese shipping companies...
Read More >>Seatrium Seeks Arbitration Against Maersk Offshore Wind Over WTIV
Singapore-based Seatrium has filed a counterclaim for arbitration against Maersk Offshore Wind in the ongoing dispute ov...
Read More >>Meyer Werft Undocks Second Replenishment Ship for German Navy
Germany’s Meyer Werft, best known for its specialization in large cruise ships, recently undocked an unusual newbuild for...
Read More >>GAO Repeats Criticism of the USCG Program to Build Offshore Patrol Cutters
The Government Accountability Office has issued a new report on the U.S. Coast Guard’s program to build the Offshore Patro...
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