Greek shipowners continue to dominate the global tanker market, holding a commanding 16.9% share of new vessel orders. Recent activity includes significant newbuild deliveries and acquisitions by prominent Greek shipping companies like TMS Group, Laskaridis Shipping, and Dynacom Tankers, demonstrating their continued investment and strategic positioning within the evolving maritime landscape.
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India and Greece held talks on the operationalization of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), a project aimed at enhancing trade between the three regions. During the meeting, both nations emphasized the importance of collaboration in shipping and maritime affairs. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal invited Greek companies to invest in India's shipbuilding sector, while Greek Minister Christos Stylianides highlighted the shared goals of both countries amidst global geopolitical challenges.
ATHENS – Salamis Shipyards has secured a significant six-year contract with French naval group, Naval…
The Greek shipbuilding industry is experiencing a resurgence, with shipyards across the country seeing increased activity and investment. The Skaramangas shipyards, acquired by shipowner Giorgos Prokopiou in 2024, have completed work on 17 vessels, while ONEX Shipyards & Technologies reports both its Neorio and Elefsina facilities are ready to undertake new shipbuilding projects. This renewed focus on shipbuilding is expected to boost the Greek economy and create new employment opportunities.
Greece has announced its intent to purchase a fourth Belharra-type frigate from France's Naval Group, further strengthening the defense partnership between the two countries. The announcement was made by Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias during the launch ceremony of the second frigate in the class, "Nearchos". This acquisition highlights Greece's commitment to modernizing its navy and bolstering security in the region.
In 2023, Greek shipowners maintained their lead in global shipping and emerged as pioneers in the construction of environmentally friendly ships. Their order volumes nearly doubled in the first half of 2024, showcasing a strong commitment to green investments and eco-friendly vessels.
Salamis Shipyards is making waves in the global shipbuilding industry. The Greek shipyard has successfully delivered the first batch of pre-equipped blocks for the construction of French FDI frigates, a major milestone for the company and the Greek defense sector.
Attica Group is making waves with a commitment to green shipping. The company's €800 million deal will see the construction of up to four "E-Flexer" cruise ferries equipped with cutting-edge technology for reduced emissions, including quadruple fuel capability and renewable energy production.
It should not be surprising that South Korean shipbuilders overtook China regarding ship order intake…
India's effort to develop its own shipping is an opportunity for cooperation with Greek companies,…