Shipbuilding News
First Multipurpose Cargo Vessel Installs Wind-Assisted Propulsion
The global shipping industry is witnessing a significant increase in the number of cargo ships deploying wind-assisted propulsion...
Read More >>WSF Celebrates Long-Awaited Steelcutting for New Hybrid-Electric Ferries
After years of preparation, Washington State Ferries celebrated the steel-cutting for a series of hybrid-electric ferries at Easte...
Read More >>CBO: First Trump-Class "Battleship" Could Cost $23 Billion
The U.S. Navy's first future "battleship" combatant class may cost about $23 billion dollars by the time it delivers in 2034, acco...
Read More >>India’s SCI Seeks Six Newbuild LNG Containerships in Its Biggest Tender
India’s state-run Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) is continuing to move forward with its growth plans aligned with the country...
Read More >>Distressed Luxury Yacht Builder Italian Sea Group Plans Equity Raise
Luxury yacht builder The Italian Sea Group has posted a net loss for 2025, and despite a plan to issue shares to bring in more cap...
Read More >>Sri Lanka’s Colombo Dockyard Returns to Profitability as Orders Rise
Sri Lanka’s biggest shipbuilder, Colombo Dockyard, has returned to profit following several years of restructuring. In a stock exc...
Read More >>HD Hyundai Launches First Ship From Revitalized Philippine Shipyard
The Philippines marked a key milestone in its long efforts to revitalize the former shipbuilding operations at Subic Bay as HD Hyu...
Read More >>Maersk Tankers and HD Hyundai Samho Celebrate First Large Ammonia Carrier
Maersk Tankers and shipbuilder HD Hyundai Samho each celebrated milestones with the delivery of the first large ammonia carrier. F...
Read More >>Saronic Brings in Samsung Heavy Industries as its Korean Industrial Partner
The American autonomous-vessel firm Saronic has announced the selection of Samsung Heavy Industries as its production-technology p...
Read More >>Designing the Fleet
In February, the U.S. government released the long-awaited Maritime Action Plan (MAP). For decades, American shipbuilding capacity...
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