Eastern Shipbuilding Group has suspended work on two U.S. Coast Guard offshore patrol vessels due to heavy financial pressure. The halt follows years of program restructuring, schedule delays, and a shift of OPV construction to Austal USA.
A U.S. Commerce delegation reviewed HJ Shipbuilding’s facilities in Busan, assessing naval MRO capabilities and exploring merchant shipbuilding cooperation under the expanding MASGA framework.
ZPMC and Far East have signed an EPC agreement for the construction of a large-capacity multi-purpose cable-laying vessel. The vessel is designed for offshore wind projects and subsea cable maintenance.
PaxOcean Zhoushan has named PAC LIBRA, the first 40,000-DWT multi-purpose vessel jointly developed with PCL, featuring heavy-lift equipment and upgraded cargo-handling systems.
High-level delegations from India and Russia met in New Delhi to review ongoing maritime collaboration and outline further work in shipbuilding, port development, logistics, and Arctic-related initiatives.
China advances its clean-fuel shipbuilding program as Huangpu Wenchong begins steel cutting for a 41,000m³ ammonia dual-fuel LPG/liquid ammonia carrier, marking a major step toward low-carbon gas-carrier development.
Over five decades, HD Hyundai expanded from its early Ulsan shipyard to become a globally recognized shipbuilder. The company’s production progress, naval and commercial ship programs, and worldwide customer network culminated in its recent 5,000-ship delivery milestone.
HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering has signed a ₩741.2 billion construction agreement with a North American shipowner for two LNG carriers to be built at HD Hyundai Samho, bringing its cumulative orders to 104 vessels.
TSUNEISHI KURE DOCKYARD has completed renewal work on its No.2 Floating Dock at Wakaba Works, upgrading crane capability, visibility and safety features to ensure reliable repair operations from November 2025.
