Ship Building

Update of the Malaysian shipbuilding / ship repairing industry

Editor
March 12, 2018

Demand for vessels, marine equipment and offshore structures set to remain soft amid slow global economic recovery, overcapacity, low charter rates and low oil prices. Malaysia will continue to depend on foreign made vessels/offshore structures…

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Update of the Malaysian shipbuilding / ship repairing industry

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