Hanwha Ocean has delivered the overhauled U.S. Navy Vessel Wally Schirra, setting a new milestone in Korea’s shipbuilding ...

At a huge shipyard operated by Samsung Heavy Industries Co. on Geoje, an island in South Gyeongsang province, some 390 km ...

Owners continue to show a strong appetite for ethane carrier newbuilds, with the latest order placed by an undisclosed Asian ...

South Korea and the US plan to set up a working group to expand their cooperation in the shipbuilding industry from warships ...

South Korean shipbuilding giant HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) is looking to set up a shipyard in India and has already made a visit this month to scout for potential sites, people aware of the ...

What is the best Monster Hunter Wilds Heavy Bowgun build? This heavier alternative to the Light Bowgun transforms hunters into a walking turret, capable of dealing damage at all ranges. It ...

South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries has launched the hull of the floating liquefied natural gas vessel PFLNG Tiga built for Malaysian energy giant Petronas. The FLNG facility for ...

Samsung Heavy Industries is developing ships to run on green ammonia, which is 100% cleaner than current ships powered by liquefied natural gas. Lloyd’s Register has independently assessed and ...

We've all heard older folks talk about their jobs "way back when" that no longer exist or have been automated. Now, with another wave of technological advances and (unfortunate) political shifts ...

Samsung Heavy Industries' stock price jumped more than 10% during intraday trading on the 19th. The U.S. imposed sanctions on the Wison shipyard in China last month, which seems to have stimulated ...

KITTERY, Maine — Stress is running high for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard civilian employees seeking clarity on numerous Trump administration initiatives that could alter the base’s workforce.

Robot-shipbuilder Saronic wants to use the $600 million from its latest funding round to build a shipyard for medium and large uncrewed surface vessels—even as the Navy reconsiders its ...