
COSCO expands $1.7b shipbuilding program amid U.S. port fee measures
COSCO orders 29 new ships worth $1.7b amid U.S. port fee measures, expanding its green fleet and advancing China’s maritime goals.

COSCO orders 29 new ships worth $1.7b amid U.S. port fee measures, expanding its green fleet and advancing China’s maritime goals.

India sets a national goal to rank among the top five global shipbuilding nations by 2047 through major maritime investment and green cooperation.

The European Council has reaffirmed its commitment to digitalisation and decarbonisation across Europe’s maritime and shipbuilding industries, backed by Horizon Europe and the new European Competitiveness Fund.

Greece strengthens its commitment to shipbuilding and island investment, upgrading ONEX Shipyards Syros under its Strategic Investment Framework.

SBM Offshore has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry for a new Fast4Ward FPSO hull, expanding its Chinese shipyard partnerships and reinforcing its project pipeline.

HMM has committed ₩3.45 trillion to order 14 new LNG-powered vessels, marking a strategic leap toward green shipping and fleet modernization.

HD Hyundai has appointed Chung Ki-sun as its new Chairman, signaling the start of a third-generation leadership era at the global industrial group.

China has imposed sanctions on Hanwha Ocean’s U.S. subsidiaries, but South Korea’s shipbuilding industry remains largely unaffected, emphasizing its resilience through high-value, technology-driven specialization.

China’s Ministry of Commerce sanctioned five U.S.-linked subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean under the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, escalating tensions in shipbuilding and logistics.
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