Shipbuilding Companies

Desan Shipyard is a Turkish yard in the Tuzla shipyard zone at Istanbul, founded in 1970. It is part of the Kaptanoglu Group and carries out ship repair, conversion and newbuilding

DORMAC Durban is a ship repair and engineering yard in the Bayhead precinct of the Port of Durban, inside the port's ship repair zone and a short distance from the graving dock. Th

Drydocks World is a ship repair, conversion and offshore fabrication yard on nearly one million square metres of waterfront beside Port Rashid in Dubai. It became part of DP World

Estaleiro Atlantico Sul, EAS, is a Brazilian yard at Suape Port, in Ipojuca, Pernambuco. It builds large vessels and steel structures, repairs and converts ships and platforms, and

Fujian Southeast Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. builds ships in the Mawei Economic and Technological Development Zone at Fuzhou, inside the free trade zone pilot area. It was formed in 195

Gisan Shipyard is a shipbuilding and ship repair yard at Tuzla in Istanbul. The business began in 1960 as a workshop at Halic and moved all of its operations to Tuzla in 1982. More

Guangzhou Shipyard International builds and repairs ships on Longxue Island in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, near the mouth of the Pearl River. The company is part of China Sta

Hanwha Ocean's Geoje shipyard occupies a 4.9 million square metre site on Geoje island in South Korea and builds commercial vessels, offshore facilities and naval ships. Two dry do

The Belfast yard at Queen's Island still trades as Harland & Wolff and has been owned by Navantia UK since January 2025, when the Spanish state group's British arm bought the compa

Hat-San Shipyard builds, repairs and converts ships in the shipyard zone at Altinova, Yalova, on the Sea of Marmara. It is an affiliate of Pekar Group, which held interests in mini