Shipyard

Ammonia Tanker Hull Advances at HD Hyundai Mipo

EXMAR announced rapid progress on its second dual-fuel ammonia tanker, with the hull rising only weeks after keel laying, supported by coordinated work between EXMAR staff and HD Hyundai Mipo.

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18, November 2025
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EXMAR confirmed that construction of its second dual-fuel ammonia-powered tanker has progressed rapidly, with the hull now standing only a few weeks after the keel was laid. The company stated that this pace again reflects how essential project management is for a vessel of this scale.

EXMAR noted the coordinated work between its on-site personnel and the team at HD Hyundai Mipo, explaining that their combined efforts have supported steady advancement of the build. The company added that the technical team’s involvement continues to help maintain consistent standards throughout the construction process.

With the hull now in position, EXMAR said it is looking ahead to the project’s upcoming milestone.

Tags: ammonia tanker, dual-fuel vessel, EXMAR, HD Hyundai Mipo, hull progress, Maritime, newbuild, Shipbuilding

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