Focus on conversion

Article Abstract:

Several Polish repair yards are profiting from conversion projects ranging from drydocking, upgrading, to conversion of cargo vessels into ferries. Gdansk Shiprepair Yard is among those that has profited from the scheme. It recently signs a $12 million upgrading contract with Danish ferry operator DFDS. Meanwhile, Grypia Shiprepair Yard is financially reinforcing its conversion projects initially via a joint stock company prior to privatisation.

Poland

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Sixth show grows

Article Abstract:

The sixth Shiprepair and Conversion exhibition and conference slated on November 4-5, 1997 at London will highlight latest developments in the shiprepair business. Participating companies such as, Singapore's Pan-United Shipyard, Poland's Grypia and Viktor Lenac shipyards and Spain's Astican Las Palmas are expected to exhibit their latest products. Marine Marketing International will feature its joint venture with China's CMC Hitran.

Sign Manufacturing, Signs and advertising specialities, Convention Displays, Exhibitions, Shipyards, Pan-United Corp., Trade show displays

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