Samsung Heavy Industries has received ABS Approval in Principle for its FSMR floating nuclear platform, configured for two Smart 100 SMRs developed by KAERI and adapted for offshore use.
Samsung Heavy Industries has signed a new contract with HSG Sungdong Shipbuilding for two more crude oil tankers, lifting the shipbuilder’s workload to a total of four Samsung-ordered vessels.
Samsung Heavy Industries has opened a shore-based remote operation center at Evergreen Group’s Taipei HQ, monitoring Evergreen vessels in real time and expanding cooperation on autonomous and remote ship operations.
General Dynamics NASSCO, Samsung Heavy Industries and DSEC have formed a three-way agreement to advance U.S. ship design and manufacturing automation, including the Navy’s Next Generation Logistics Ship program.
South Korea’s major shipyards in Geoje and Ulsan face severe labour shortages amid a surge in new orders, pushing builders to hire more foreign workers and triggering local backlash over visa quotas and jobs.
Amogy and Samsung Heavy Industries have signed a multi-year contract under which SHI will establish a dedicated facility in South Korea to manufacture and test Amogy’s ammonia-to-power systems, beginning with units for a 2026 pilot project in Pohang.
Sabah has finalized the acquisition of a 25% stake in Petronas PFLNG 3, the $3.1 billion nearshore floating LNG project known as ZLNG, strengthening the state’s role in Malaysia’s energy sector.
Samsung Heavy Industries joined Korea’s $150 billion MASGA initiative with a partnership with DSEC, marking the Big Three’s united entry into U.S. shipbuilding cooperation.
SHI delivers Korea’s first 7,500 m³ LNG carrier converted with the KC-2C system, showcasing innovation in domestic LNG technology.
