The European Organization chooses Vigo to perform its annual convention
Kjersti Kleven from Norway will substitute Danish Kjeld Dittmann in Seaeurope’s presidency.
Gallaecian Naval Industry hits the record in exportation up to April, €7,053 Millions
Ships and vessels sales, according to the Statistics Gallaecian Institute (IGE) report, is the activity that most contributed to this increment with 8,6 percentage points from the 11 of the invoicing upturn.
Barrera’s Cruise for Ritz will employ more than 600 people up to the end of 2019
The Shipyard, who has already begun the selection of equipment and auxiliary business, aim to sign a second unit this year.
Australia tempts Ferrol’s naval sector with a flood of new boats
Its Army will provide 50 vessels on the following years and offers work chances to foreign firms.
Armón will open a Shipyard in the south of Argentina, Vigo’s fleet bastion
The naval group wants to get back its old Factory of Comodoro for shipbuilding and repairing.
Galicia shines at the vanguard of the Offshore Wind Energy
The sector was born from the crisis due to the need of Navantia to spread out their business when facing the lack of naval construction, the orders sustain already hundreds of jobs.
India will build the first vessel with public money
Cochin Shipyard Ltd, the governmental Indian shipyard, has begun with the construction of four passengers and cargo boats for the administration of Andaman and Nicobar Islands helped by the naval construction initiative “Make in India”...
Montenegro Shipyard reappears
The factory situated at Ríos, and which has passed a creditor’s meeting, is on plain activity within the naval reparation and with the last construction of a “pincheiro”.