Dubai Drydocks continues its drive forward

Article Abstract:

Dubai Drydocks, the largest ship repair facility in the Middle East, started its operations in 1983 and was designed to accommodate oil tankers with a capacity of up to one million tonnes deadweight. The yard has made immense progress in last 20 years and it continues to enjoy a major share in the world ship repair market.

Management dynamics, Company Profile, Company business management, Ship repair

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Numbers up, volumes down

Article Abstract:

The lucrative ship conversion market is being targetted by Dubai Drydocks, with the firm investing heavily in new equipment, high technology and skilled labour.

Middle East, Shipfitting

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Tough times

Article Abstract:

The United Arab Emirate ship refitting and repair industry is seeking to improve its order books by offering grater capacity re-fits and faster working times.

Shipbuilding industry

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