Shipbuilding
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Japan Allocates 1.8 Trillion Won in Subsidies to Revive Shipbuilding Industry
In a bid to revitalize its domestic shipbuilding industry and regain its global market share, the Japanese government has announced…
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‘Breakthrough’: Chinese shipyard set to take lucrative orders from Nordic cruise
Shanghai Waigaoqiao, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), has recently made a significant stride in the maritime industry…
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EU boosts maritime manufacturing with Industrial Maritime Value Chains Alliance
On 2 September, the European Commission introduced the EU Industrial Maritime Value Chains Alliance, in line with the European Industrial…
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Short-staffed shipyards are bringing in high-tech helpers
A groundbreaking innovation in shipbuilding technology is set to revolutionize the industry, addressing the challenges faced by short-staffed shipbuilders and…
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Maritime industry charts a new course — SMI DIGITAL
At the opening of SMM 2026, high-ranking representatives from politics, business, and international organizations came together to discuss the industry’s…
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S. Korean, Japanese, Turkish frigates being considered for new US frigate class:
The United States is exploring frigate designs from South Korea, Japan, and Turkey for a new class of warships in…
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IRS marks strong opening at SMM Hamburg 2026
In a grand inauguration at SMM Hamburg 2026, the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) showcased its presence with an impressive…
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US looks to warship designs from Japan, South Korea and Turkey, reports say
Washington is contemplating utilizing Japanese, South Korean, or Turkish frigate designs to enhance the country’s naval fleet amidst challenges faced…
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Shipbuilding unions global strategy for international cooperation
The shipbuilding industry has seen a remarkable 27 per cent growth since 2021, driven by the surge in international trade…
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Navy Eyes Japanese, South Korean and Turkish Warships as Shipyard Delays Mount
In a significant departure from tradition, the United States Navy may soon see foreign warships being built by foreign shipbuilders,…
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