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Offshore Korea 2024 featured 200 exhibitors in Busan, highlighting innovations in the offshore energy sector with discussions on technology trends.
Hyundai Heavy Industries launched the BRP Miguel Malvar for the Philippine Navy, featuring advanced weapon systems and a range of 8,330 kilometers.
HD Hyundai and major British oil company Shell will jointly develop a large-scale liquefied hydrogen carrier with the aim of commercializing it by 2030.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has signed a memorandum of understanding with Philly Shipyard on the construction and maintenance of U.S. warships and government-commissioned vessels.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries put pen to paper on a deal on the construction of four warships for the Peruvian navy.
The Korean ship maker will take the lead in the joint construction of a frigate, deepwater guard vessel and two landing ships for the Peruvian Navy.
The shipbuilding affiliate of HD Hyundai opened construction with a keel-laying ceremony for the second Aegis-equipped destroyer commissioned by Seoul's acquisition program.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries remains eligible to bid on government contracts despite its employees' leakage of military secrets.
HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering secured a $366 million order to build three very large ammonia carriers for a Central and South American shipper, with delivery scheduled for June 2028.
Korea and Qatar signed deals amounting to some $4.6 billion during President Yoon Suk Yeol's bilateral summit with Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani in Doha on Wednesday.
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