Hellenic Shipyards S.A. is the largest shipyard in the area of the eastern Mediterranean.
It stands worldwide for its outstanding experience in building and repairing naval and commercial ships. Founded over fifty years ago, Hellenic Shipyards S.A. is now part of the TKMS Group, and has moved into the high technology end of the business with the construction of the most advanced conventional submarines in the world.

Arsenal do Alfeite is the Portuguese Navy’s establishment, whose mission is to provide the Navy and other customers with services of design, shipbuilding and ship repair with appropriate quality control and full customer satisfaction, all in a context of continuous improvement, social responsibility and professional and personal worker’s development.

A variety of vessels built by Damen Shipyards Bergum, member of the Damen Shipyards Group and located in the North of the Netherlands, testifies the rich tradition of the yard since its start in 1955. The yards reputation for excellence and expertise is based on the solid foundation of decades of shipbuilding and engineering. In recent years the yard has invested extensively in highly skilled staff, research and design facilities and state-of-the-art shipbuilding techniques.

ASL Marine Holdings Ltd is a vertically-integrated marine company principally involved in shipbuilding, shiprepair, shipchartering and other marine related services, catering to customers mainly from Asia Pacific, South Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

Established in 1945, Dae Sun has devoted its heart and soul to the shipbuilding and ship repair/conversion industry for over a half century and gained a reliable reputation at home and abroad.

Colombo Dockyard Limited (CDL) enjoys an enviable reputation as one of South East Asia's leading ship repairers and builders. The port of Colombo in sun-drenched Sri Lanka is home to CDL. The ability to conduct business from within the port of Colombo gives CDL a strategic advantage and has proven to be a boon to ship owners.

Today Dubai Drydocks has established itself as a leading shipyard in the world and the premier yard between Europe and the Far East. Dubai Drydocks strives to provide a ship repair service, which fully meets the requirements of its customers. To achieve this goal Dubai Drydocks safety management system is certified to OHSAS 18001 – 1999 and the quality management system is certified to ISO 9001–2000.

The yard consept was conceived in the 1980's. Drydock No. 1 was commssioned and in operation by Sept. 2000. The Yard has continued to develop and now has drydock No. 2 in place with the first vessel being hauled in March 2002. The dock No 2 at Grand Bahama Shipyard is one of the largest floating docks in the world. Its has a lifting apacity of 82.500 tones and is capable of ocking VLCC's up to 250,000 tons dwt and cruise ships up to 150,000 tons grt

ENAVI shipyard is ideally situated in Niteroi, Guanabara Bay, in the heart of the Brazilian shipbuilding industry area. Close to the main sources of supplies and materials, ENAVI benefits from an excellent communication and transportation network. It's near to the International Airport, Ports of Rio and Niterói and linked to Rio by the Presidente Costa e Silva Bridge.

Chantier Navals de Dakar S.A. (Dakarnave) is a member of the Lisnave Group of companies.The yard is situated on the West Coast of Africa in Dakar, Senegal, ideally located to cater for the conversion and repair needs of owners trading in the area.

With two major drydock facilities in both Brisbane and Newcastle, and mobile ship repair teams operating in Sydney and Gladstone, FORGACS have the facilities, the skills and the experience to undertake the most challenging ship repair work with reliability and at internationally competitive prices.

The Shipbuilders & Shiprepairers Association (SSA) represents UK companies engaged in building ships, converting them for other uses, repairing & maintaining them. The membership also includes suppliers, consultants, sub-contractors and academics providing a rich diversity of interests.