Shipbuilding News
Seaspan Invests $140 Million in Outfitting Pier to Speed Up Construction
Seaspan is seeking to secure its competitive advantage in Canada’s shipbuilding following the completion of an out...
Read More >>Four Yards in China and Turkey to Battle for Scotland’s Next RoPax Order
The Scottish government has shortlisted four shipyards to battle for a $270 million contract to build two new RoRo/passenger fer...
Read More >>Fincantieri Delivers Last Pre-Pandemic Cruise Ship Order to Princess
The Monfalcone, Italy, shipyard of Fincantieri handed over the cruise ship Star Princess to Carnival Corporation’s...
Read More >>India Commits $8B to Expand Shipbuilding Industry to Reach Top 5 Worldwide
The Indian government approved financing and a series of steps designed to support the ambitious plan outlined by Prime Minister...
Read More >>China’s Dalian Shipbuilding Delivers its First LNG Newbuild
Chinese shipbuilding’s efforts to chip away at South Korea’s domination of the LNG carrier market took anoth...
Read More >>Indian Shipbuilder SDHI Moves Ahead With $480M Infrastructure Investment
SDHI, the inheritor of the Pipavav Shipyard site, has secured an investment of about $480 million for infrastructure and...
Read More >>South Korea Offers Financial Support for Building Ice-Class Vessels
South Korea plans to inject significant government support into its Arctic shipping plans, including a subsidy for icebr...
Read More >>Meyer Turku Secures Long-Term Building Agreement with Royal Caribbean
Meyer Turk in Finland has secured a long-term agreement to build cruise ships for Royal Caribbean Group through 2036. The yard,...
Read More >>Seatrium Sells its Texas Shipyard to Karpowership
Seatrium, the recently-merged combination of Singaporean rivals Keppel and Sembcorp Marine, has sold its American yard i...
Read More >>First U.S.-Built WTIV Charybdis Arrives in Virginia to Begin Installations
Charybdis, the massive wind turbine installation vessel built for Dominion Energy, has reached its home in Virginia after nearly...
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