#shipbuilding industry

A vessel in the dry dock area at the shipyard, where hull repairs, technical inspections, maintenance and finishing works are carried out simultaneously before the ship returns to service.
Business

Viet Nam poised to move deeper in the international ship trading value chain

In ship transactions worth millions of dollars, risks lie not only in the market but also within the documentation and handover process. Experience shows that without thorough technical and legal due diligence, buyers can face substantial unexpected costs. This is also an opportunity for Viet Nam to participate more deeply in the international ship sale value chain.

The production site of Bach Dang Shipbuilding Company is gradually shrinking due to urbanisation.
Policy

Opportunities for sustainable development of shipbuilding industry

For a country with a long coastline like Viet Nam, shipbuilding is identified as a foundational industry of particular importance to the national economy and to national defense and security, and therefore must be preserved and developed. In recent years, despite facing numerous difficulties, the shipbuilding industry has continued its growth momentum, reaffirming its position in the market.

Vietnamese shipbuilding is projected to reach a value of 680 million USD by 2032. Photo: KHAC ANH
Policy

Viet Nam’s shipbuilding industry sets sail once more

Once a symbol of the nation's industrialisation aspirations, Viet Nam's shipbuilding industry was not only a source of national pride as the country set its course for the open seas, it also held a strategic role in developing the maritime economy and safeguarding sovereignty.

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