MITSUBISHI (MHI) NAGASAKI SHIPYARD
Part of MITSUBISHI SHIPBUILDING CO., LTD. (MHI)Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Works is spread over four sites: Main plant, Koyagi Plant, Saiwaimachi Plant and Isahaya Plant. We excel in the building of ships with high added value, such as LNG carriers, and cruise ship and participate in the production of defense and space equipment based on years of accumulated experience and technologies. With a strong record of supply to both Japanese and oversears customers, we are known worldwide for our forward-looking approach and the global scale of our activities.morehide
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Currently 7 ships under constraction / orders in this shipyard.
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Oshima Shipbuilding is about to take over Mitsubishi Heavy Industries giant Koyagi Plant in Nagasaki,
https://tdl.ink/p/86wrote by Premium ztrc Shipowner jnjj (9 months ago)
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World shipping is set to get a new capesize builder. Oshima Shipbuilding is about to take over Mitsubishi Heavy Industries giant Koyagi Plant in Nagasaki, a deal first hatched in late 2019. Yesterday at a press conference in Tokyo, top management at Oshima, a yard renowned for its smaller dry bulk output, outlined how they intend to use their new acquisition.
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Holds Christening and Launch Ceremony in Shimonoseki for LNG-fueled Ferry “SUNFLOWER MURASAKI” Built for MOL | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
https://tdl.ink/p/83wrote by Premium ztrc Shipowner jnjj (9 months ago)
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