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Shipbuilding News Archive — page 11 of 171

SK Oceanplant Secures Up to Eight Aframaxes for Greek Owner

South Korea's SK Oceanplant has signed its biggest merchant shipbuilding deal in years, securing a Greek owner for up to eight aframax tankers worth around KRW800bn ($583m). The firm order covers six 115,000 dwt newbuild…

Naval Group to Build Four FDI Frigates for Sweden

French shipbuilder Naval Group has signed a contract to supply four defence and intervention frigates (FDI) to the Royal Swedish Navy, marking a significant expansion of naval cooperation between France and Sweden. The a…

RCL Orders Four Energy-Efficient Bangkokmax Container Ships

Regional Container Lines (RCL) has ordered four energy-efficient Bangkokmax container ships, each with a capacity of 1,900 TEUs. The order marks the latest step in the Thai carrier's fleet renewal programme as it seeks t…

Shipbuilding Orderbook Statistics — August 2026

The global newbuilding orderbook stands at 7,802 ships (501,265,487 DWT) on order, under option or LOI at the end of August 2026. 258 new orders were recorded and 65 vessels were delivered during the month. Orderbook by …

China Overtakes South Korea in LNG Carrier Orders

Chinese shipyards secured 57.8% of global orders for liquefied natural gas carriers in the first half of 2026, according to industry data cited by iMarine, prompting concern among South Korean shipbuilders that have long…

Furetank and Partners Order Four Dual-Fuel Tankers

Swedish shipping company Furetank and its partners have placed an order for four new dual-fuel product tankers, according to an announcement on 31 Aug 2026. The 17,999-dwt vessels will be capable of running on liquefied …

Peter Dohle Orders Two More 14,000 TEU Boxships in China

German tonnage provider Peter Dohle Schiffahrts is reportedly returning to Hudong-Zhonghua for two additional 14,000 teu container ships, according to shipbuilding sources. The order would extend the company's series at …