
VARD, Aas Mek Eye Norway Vessel Program
VARD and Aas Mek. Verksted AS signed a letter of intent to explore cooperation linked to Norway’s planned standardized vessel procurement.

VARD and Aas Mek. Verksted AS signed a letter of intent to explore cooperation linked to Norway’s planned standardized vessel procurement.

Dajin Heavy secured a $156 million contract from Jumbo to build two 25,000 deadweight tonne multi-purpose heavy-lift vessels for offshore and marine transport work.

South Korea has launched a $23.9 million AI data platform project to support autonomous ship development with shipping companies and shipbuilders.

NSB GROUP is supervising multipurpose heavy-lift newbuildings at Chinese shipyards, with Hinode Shipmanagement set to manage the vessels after delivery.

Samsung Heavy Industries has secured a $756 million order from Seapeak for three 174,000 m³ LNG carriers scheduled for delivery in 2029.

Researchers are developing AI-powered robots to scan ships during construction, compare work against digital twins and help shipyards detect build errors earlier.

South Korea announced its K-Shipbuilding Future Vision, including public vessel orders, KRW 525 billion in technology investment and KRW 16 trillion in trade finance.

VARD will add a new floating dock at Vard Langsten to strengthen newbuilding, conversion and service capacity, with completion targeted for Q3 2027.

Dong Fang Offshore has launched Orient Inspirer, which is scheduled for delivery and fleet entry in the fourth quarter of 2026.
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