This year has seen a notable decline in the market for end-of-life ships, with prices plummeting over $100 per light displacement ton. Currently, typical prices hover in the mid $400s, shaking up the industry landscape. In India's bustling ship recycling yards, activity remains robust, highlighted by several recent sales; Boss 7 fetched an impressive $473, while Sofia 3 was sold for $455. Meanwhile, across the border in Pakistan, recyclers are facing economic challenges and have remained largely inactive. Over in Bangladesh, there’s been some movement with two significant sales: Armada Sejati at $470 and Fatma Sari at $488. Although India is currently leading the pack in terms of pricing, the overall trend is a downward slide. It’s worth noting, too, that Turkey hasn’t reported any recent deals, adding to the sense of uncertainty in the market. Source: https://lnkd.in/g-Ci-RzK #deepwaterrecovery #ShipRecycling #ShipyardTrends #MarketTrends #ShippingNews #GlobalTrade #ShipPrices
Deep Water Recovery Ltd.
Environmental Services
Union Bay, British Columbia 70 followers
Marine vessel recycling with future expansion into marine maintenance.
About us
Deep Water Recovery specializes in cleaning up the marine environment. It also provides ship repair services and helps salvage, disassemble, and recycle marine vessels, barges, locomotives, and large track amounts. Brief History: Established in British Columbia in 2016, Deepwater Recovery Ltd (DWR) is involved in the salvage, dismantling, and recycling of marine vessels, barges, and railroad assets such as locomotives and large tonnages of track. Our customers include large maritime companies and national rail companies. Our assets include real estate, heavy equipment such as cranes, barges, heavy transport, and processing equipment, which provides vertical integration for our operations. In 2019, DWR purchased a 111-acre property in Union Bay (Vancouver Island) that is a multi-zoned property that includes a 15-acre Industrial Marine (IM) site and a 27-acre water tenure specifically for vessel recycling. Mission Statement: Deep Water Recovery is dedicated to providing vessel recycling services to Canadian Shipowners and Operators who are committed to a responsible, "whole of life" concept for their vessels. We strongly support Canada signing the IMO convention (Hong Kong International Convention) for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships. Vision Statement: Deep Water Recovery Ltd., with a view towards environmental responsibility, has responded to a growing need throughout the Province of British Columbia and Canada to deconstruct derelict vessels, barges, and decommissioned locomotive equipment. All the steel generated from DWR’s recycling operations is shipped to Nucor Steel in Washington (US), which is melted into new steel products and returned to Canada as a rebar.
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Union Bay, British Columbia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Ship Recycling, Marine Maintenance, Marine Vessel Recycling, and Ship Repair
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Updates
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Whether you're dressing up, carving pumpkins, or enjoying some tasty treats, we’re sending spooky vibes and festive cheers your way. From everyone here, have a safe and fun Halloween night! 🍂 #deepwaterrecovery #HappyHalloween #CanadaHalloween #SpookySeason
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Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal reviewed the first ship repair facility in northeast India at Pandu and an elevated road project in Assam, with investments of Rs 208 crore and Rs 180 crore, respectively. He also assessed projects along the Brahmaputra worth Rs 645 crore, emphasizing Pandu's strategic importance. 📖 Read about this in detail here: https://lnkd.in/grY5ChfZ #deepwaterrecovery #shiprepair #infrastructureproject #india #economicdevelopment
Sonowal Reviews Ship Repair Facility & Road Project in Assam
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Seatrium, formed from the merger of Sembawang and Keppel shipyards, is on a strong recovery path. In the first half of 2024, it reported S$4 billion (US$3.1 billion) in revenue and a net profit of S$115 million (US$89 million), a turnaround from a loss in 2023. Key highlights include completing 133 vessel projects and securing FCCs with firms like Hyundai LNG Shipping and the Angelicoussis Group for long-term upgrades. The outlook for the second half of 2024 is also positive, with new contracts worth S$180 million (US$140 million) in the pipeline. 👀 Check out here for details: https://lnkd.in/gqvu--ah #deepwaterrecovery #maritime #shipyard #shipmaintenance #merger #singapore
Seatrium sees significant increase in repair volumes
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K Shipbuilding has launched its first LNG dual-fuel medium-range tanker, Arctic Tern, a major step in sustainable shipbuilding. The vessel, which measures 182.9 meters in length and can reach 14.5 knots, reduces emissions and enhances efficiency. 👀 Read more about this exciting development here: https://lnkd.in/gYY4GwYV #deepwaterrecovery #maritime #shipbuilding #sustainability #southkorea
K Shipbuilding’s first 50,000 DWT LNG dual-fuel tanker | LR
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India's ship recycling industry is expected to grow to 3.8-4.2-million GT in 2025, up from an estimated 2.3-2.6-million GT in 2024. According to CareEdge, India accounted for 33% of the global gross tonnage dismantled in 2023, second only to Bangladesh, which handled 46%. The industry is projected to grow at a 10% compound annual growth rate from 2026 to 2028. 👀 Read this article in detail here: https://lnkd.in/gBC6PP6f #deepwaterrecovery #maritime #shiprecycling #shiprepair #indiaeconomy
Ship recycling industry likely to grow to 3.8-4.2 mn GT in 2025: Report
business-standard.com
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Blessings cultivate a deeper sense of gratitude and joy, even amidst the challenges we face. Let's take a moment to reflect on what brings us happiness and comfort, and embrace the beauty in our everyday experiences. Happy Thanksgiving! #deepwaterrecovery #thanksgiving #blessings2024 #cananda
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Japan’s NYK is partnering with Oono Development to explore green ship recycling in Japan. They see business opportunities in recycling materials from ships and plan to use Japan’s only large dry dock for the recycling operation. Read more about this exciting news in detail here: https://lnkd.in/gS2iEzxT #deepwaterrecovery #maritime #shiprecycling #greenshipping #japan
NYK Seeks to Commercialize Green Ship Recycling in Japan
maritime-executive.com
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The ship recycling market saw some positive moves last week, driven by firming Chinese plate prices. However, there is still a lack of tonnage in the market. Indian markets showed the most positivity, while Bangladesh slipped to last place. Pakistan and Turkey also saw improvements. The global stock markets are rallying, but the October holidays in China have stalled some positive moves. Read about it in detail here: https://lnkd.in/gWYDMMgc #deepwaterrecovery #maritime #shipping #shiprecycling #MarketTrends
Ship Recycling Market Continues “Dark Year”
marinelink.com
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The ship recycling market is currently experiencing low sentiment and activity. Best Oasis reports that India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Turkey are all affected by various challenges. Check out more about it in this article: https://lnkd.in/dDq66bkd #deepwaterrecovery #maritimeindustry #shiprecycling #india #bangladesh #pakistan #turkey
Ship Recycling Still Lackluster
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