Shipbuilding News
HD Hyundai Moves Forward with Plans to Establish an Indian Shipbuilder
South Korea’s largest shipbuilding group, HD Hyundai, is continuing to take steps toward developing a large shipbu...
Read More >>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...
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