Life goes on after Vulkan

Article Abstract:

The German shipbuilding industry continued operations even after the country's biggest shipbuilder, Bremer Vulkan Verbund, went bankrupt in May 1996. Kiel-based HDW continued building large container ships for Zim, while Hamburg-based Blohm + Voss introduced a new price strategy in ship repair. Meyer Werft of Papenburg has begun working on its first cruise ship for Asia, while MSG has delivered its first shipment of four feeder for China.

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Manufacturers reap R&D benefits

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German ship equipment manufacturers are winning contracts at home and abroad, assisted by investment in research and development. Manufacturers MAN B&W, MTU, MaK and Deutz AG have attained a good market share for their marine engines.

Marine engines, Deutz-Allis Corp., MTU AG, MaK

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Family ties: The fresh face of Man B&W Diesel

Article Abstract:

Man B&W Diesel Group is the supplier of large-bore diesel engines for marine propulsion and power stations. The company, their successes story various products and their presence in SMM 2004 is discussed.

Product information, Management dynamics, Management, Growth, Company business management, Company growth

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