New Vessels 1-12 – Page 9
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NewsGoodchild returns to fishing boat building
Goodchild Marine is making a return to the fishing boat market with the building of a new vessel for the Skye Shellfish Company.
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NewsAker BioMarine launches new support vessel
Aker BioMarine has launched its new support vessel at CIMC Raffles’ Yantai yard, as the vessel is ready for commissioning and final outfitting just in time for the 2021 krill harvesting season.
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NewsPelagic newbuild anticipates changes
Pelagic fishing company Astrid Fiskeri has placed an order for a large new pelagic vessel to be delivered in May 2022, designed with capacity to meet the challenges of changes in future fishing patterns.
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NewsLocal build for Kaliningrad pelagic trawler
With a few months to go before completion and delivery, the first new trawler in many years to be built in Kaliningrad for a local operator has been launched.
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NewsNataarnaq launched at Bilbao yard
Ice Trawl Greenland’s new Nataarnaq, which will replace the company''s current trawler of the same name, has been launched at Astilleros de Murueta in Spain.
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NewsKongsberg to equip krill trawler
Kongsberg Maritime has been contracted to equip a 120m krill trawler for the Norwegian krill processing firm Rimfrost.
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NewsHybrid LFC is Norway’s Ship of the Year
Live Fish Carrier Ro Vision has taken this year’s Ship of the Year award. The prize goes to a Norwegian ship built at a Norwegian yard, and this is the industry’s most prestigious award for ship technology and innovation.
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NewsVyborg yard delivers first ATF trawler
The first in a series of new trawlers for Arkhangelsk Trawl Fleet has been delivered by Vyborg Shipyard, [art of the United Shipbuilding Corporation. Three more vessels in the KMT01 series are at varying stages of completion.
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NewsNorebo lead trawler launched
The lead vessel in a series of ten 81.60 metre by 16 metre breadth factory trawlers has been launched at the Northern Shipyard in St Petersburg with its delivery date scheduled for the second half of 2021.
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NewsSølvtrans adds third wellboat order
Myklebust Verft has signed a deal with Sølvtrans for a the third in a series of Kongsberg-designed wellboats.
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NewsTersan launches Nordlaks live fish carrier
A second live fish carrier for Norwegian operator Nordlaks has been launched at the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey, built to an NSK design.
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NewsTaking versatility to a new level
A unique new fishing vessel built to operate primarily as a longliner for Patagonian toothfish has been delivered by Båtbygg in Norway to Austral Fisheries. Cape Arkona also has capacity for pelagic trawling and for fishing with traps.
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NewsIntership orders new wellboat
Intership has ordered a new wellboat and entered into a long-term contract with Mowi, operating in Eastern Canada.
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NewsNew Danish Fisheries Agency inspection vessel
Hvide Sande Shipyard, Steel and Service has been chosen to build a new fishery inspection vessel for the Danish Fisheries Agency.
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NewsAquaculture workboat for Maltese fish farm
In the midst of the challenges presented by the global pandemic, The SMS Group has delivered a newbuild 24 metre aquaculture vessel to a tuna farm operator in Malta.
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NewsKarstensen delivers German-flagged trawler
There was something of a delay in the delivery of Cuxhaven-registered pelagic trawler Kristin NC-336 to its Swedish owners, and despite the drawback of the delayed completion, this also brought some advantages.
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NewsNueva Pescanova fresher trawler launched
With two of its new vessels already in operation, Nueva Pescanova has two more under construction and three more to come.
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NewsNew Christian í Grótinum ordered
Faroese company Christian í Grótinum has a ordered a new pelagic vessel from Karstensens Skibsværft in Skagen, and with a DKK300 million price tag, this is the yard’s largest fishing vessel order to date – and promises to set a new standard for pelagic fishing vessels.
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NewsBrixham’s brand-new beamer
The first new beam trawler to join the UK fleet for almost twenty years has docked in Brixham after being handed over by its Dutch builders. Georgina of Ladram has been built at Luyt Group in Den Oever for Waterdance, England’s largest fishing company.
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NewsSkipsteknisk secures new design contract
Faroese fishing company Havborg has placed a design contract with Norwegian naval architect Skipsteknisk for a new factory trawler to be built at Tersan. The designer and yard have a strong relationship and have together delivered many new sophisticated factory vessels.
