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Shipbuilding News Archive — page 4 of 171

MSC in Talks to Acquire Meyer Werft Shipyard

MSC Group is reportedly in discussions to acquire Meyer Werft, the German shipbuilder responsible for constructing vessels for MSC Cruises and other major cruise lines. The move would mark a significant expansion of MSC'…

J Ocean Heavy Industries Adds Six Tankers, Backlog Hits 10

J Ocean Heavy Industries, which is pursuing the acquisition of Gunsan Shipyard in South Korea, announced on 21 Sep 2026 that it has signed letters of intent (LOI) with an Oceania-based shipowner for two 157,000-ton crude…

Italian Owner Augusta Due Orders Three Tankers in China

Italian product tanker owner Augusta Due has signed a contract for three 40,800 dwt oil and chemical tankers to be built in China, as the Mednav Group company continues a wider fleet renewal programme. The Rome-based own…

Newbuilding Contracts — Week 38/2026

144 newbuilding orders across 9 segments were recorded in the New-Ships orderbook in week 38/2026 (14 September–20 September 2026), totalling 8,479,700 DWT. Orders Recorded by Segment Segment Orders DWT Shipyards Owners …

Navantia Delivers Offshore Patrol Vessel to Moroccan Navy

Navantia, S.A., S.M.E has officially delivered the 87-metre offshore patrol vessel Moulay Hassan I to the Royal Moroccan Navy, marking a significant step in naval cooperation between Spain and Morocco. The vessel was des…

Maersk confirms 26-ship newbuilding spree

Maersk has confirmed orders for 26 large containerships, ending days of speculation over a major fleet expansion programme. The Danish carrier said on Friday that all 26 ships will have capacity of 18,600 teu and will fe…

CULines Orders First 14,000 TEU Containerships

CULines signed a contract with Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding on 16 September 2026 for two 14,000 TEU containerships, marking the Chinese carrier's first newbuilding order for vessels above 10,000 TEU. The order extends a …

BW LNG Orders First Three-Tank LNG Carriers from HD Hyundai

BW LNG has signed a contract with HD Hyundai to build four LNG carriers featuring a new three-tank design, departing from the conventional four-tank configuration used on standard 174,000-cubic-metre vessels. Despite ret…

Exmar Marks Steel Cutting for First Suezmax Tanker

Exmar has celebrated the steel cutting ceremony for its first Suezmax tanker at DaeHan Instrument Co., Ltd in South Korea, marking the Belgian shipping group's return to tanker construction after more than two decades. T…

Ferguson Marine to Build Tugboats as Ferry Contracts Stall

Ferguson Marine will build a small number of tugboats for speculative sale on the commercial market while the Scottish Government has yet to submit a formal case to competition authorities for four vessels it promised to…