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Rheinmetall Acquires Lürssen's Naval Vessels Business
Germany's largest arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, is acquiring Lürssen's Naval Vessels (NVL) division, including shipyards in Germany and other countries, significantly altering the shipbuilding landscape in Northern Germany.
Rheinmetall Acquires Lürssen's Naval Vessels Business
Germany's largest arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, is acquiring Lürssen's Naval Vessels (NVL) division, including shipyards in Germany and other countries, significantly altering the shipbuilding landscape in Northern Germany.
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24% Bias Score
Rheinmetall Acquires Lürssen's Naval Vessels Division
Germany's largest arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, has agreed to purchase the naval shipbuilding division (NVL) of the Lürssen Group, expanding its marine capabilities and marking a significant development in the German defense industry.
Rheinmetall Acquires Lürssen's Naval Vessels Division
Germany's largest arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, has agreed to purchase the naval shipbuilding division (NVL) of the Lürssen Group, expanding its marine capabilities and marking a significant development in the German defense industry.
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20% Bias Score
Spain Launches F110 Frigate, "Bonifaz
Spain launched its first F110 frigate, the "Bonifaz," on Thursday, a state-of-the-art vessel marking a resurgence of Spanish shipbuilding and bolstering its naval capabilities.
Spain Launches F110 Frigate, "Bonifaz
Spain launched its first F110 frigate, the "Bonifaz," on Thursday, a state-of-the-art vessel marking a resurgence of Spanish shipbuilding and bolstering its naval capabilities.
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48% Bias Score
German Shipbuilder NVL Intensifies Merger Talks Amidst Heightened Security Concerns
German shipbuilding company Naval Vessels Lürssen (NVL) is holding intensified talks about a potential merger, possibly with arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, driven by increased global security concerns and a need to strengthen national defense, impacting the German defense industry and potentially cr...
German Shipbuilder NVL Intensifies Merger Talks Amidst Heightened Security Concerns
German shipbuilding company Naval Vessels Lürssen (NVL) is holding intensified talks about a potential merger, possibly with arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, driven by increased global security concerns and a need to strengthen national defense, impacting the German defense industry and potentially cr...
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40% Bias Score
Scottish Ferry Launched in Turkey Amid Domestic Shipyard Delays
The MV Lochmor, a Scottish ferry built in Turkey, launched on Saturday, offering improved service to the Outer Hebrides by 2026, contrasting with delays at a Scottish shipyard costing £460 million.
Scottish Ferry Launched in Turkey Amid Domestic Shipyard Delays
The MV Lochmor, a Scottish ferry built in Turkey, launched on Saturday, offering improved service to the Outer Hebrides by 2026, contrasting with delays at a Scottish shipyard costing £460 million.
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64% Bias Score
US Seeks Shipbuilding Alliances with South Korea and Japan to Counter China
U.S. Senators Duckworth and Kim are traveling to South Korea and Japan to explore joint ventures in shipbuilding to counter China's dominance, aiming to leverage foreign expertise to address the U.S. Navy's aging auxiliary fleet and boost American shipbuilding capacity, spurred by President Trump's ...
US Seeks Shipbuilding Alliances with South Korea and Japan to Counter China
U.S. Senators Duckworth and Kim are traveling to South Korea and Japan to explore joint ventures in shipbuilding to counter China's dominance, aiming to leverage foreign expertise to address the U.S. Navy's aging auxiliary fleet and boost American shipbuilding capacity, spurred by President Trump's ...
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60% Bias Score
Rheinmetall Acquires Lürssen's Naval Vessels Division
Germany's largest arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, has agreed to purchase the naval shipbuilding division (NVL) of the Lürssen Group, expanding its marine business and aiming for completion in early 2026, pending regulatory approval.
Rheinmetall Acquires Lürssen's Naval Vessels Division
Germany's largest arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, has agreed to purchase the naval shipbuilding division (NVL) of the Lürssen Group, expanding its marine business and aiming for completion in early 2026, pending regulatory approval.
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16% Bias Score
Ferguson Shipyard Seeks Government Contract Amidst Job Losses and Controversy
A broad coalition, including community, civic, religious leaders, and politicians from three parties, is urging the Scottish government to award Ferguson Marine in Port Glasgow a contract for a new CalMac ferry, aiming to secure its future and address recent job losses in the region.
Ferguson Shipyard Seeks Government Contract Amidst Job Losses and Controversy
A broad coalition, including community, civic, religious leaders, and politicians from three parties, is urging the Scottish government to award Ferguson Marine in Port Glasgow a contract for a new CalMac ferry, aiming to secure its future and address recent job losses in the region.
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16% Bias Score
Davie Launches US Shipbuilding Entity to Build Icebreakers
Canadian shipbuilder Davie is establishing a U.S. subsidiary, Davie Defence Inc., to build icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard, leveraging its existing expertise and partnerships in Finland and Canada.
Davie Launches US Shipbuilding Entity to Build Icebreakers
Canadian shipbuilder Davie is establishing a U.S. subsidiary, Davie Defence Inc., to build icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard, leveraging its existing expertise and partnerships in Finland and Canada.
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40% Bias Score
Delayed Investment Jeopardizes Scottish Shipyard's Future
The Scottish government's promised £14.2 million investment for Ferguson shipyard is delayed, with only a small fraction spent, jeopardizing its competitiveness and future after losing a major contract to a Polish firm.
Delayed Investment Jeopardizes Scottish Shipyard's Future
The Scottish government's promised £14.2 million investment for Ferguson shipyard is delayed, with only a small fraction spent, jeopardizing its competitiveness and future after losing a major contract to a Polish firm.
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48% Bias Score
CSSC-CSIC Merger Creates World's Largest Shipbuilder
China's CSSC and CSIC, merged in 2019, will fully integrate via a share swap creating the world's largest listed shipbuilder with over \$55.7 billion in assets and \$18.7 billion in revenue, significantly boosting efficiency and high-end vessel production.
CSSC-CSIC Merger Creates World's Largest Shipbuilder
China's CSSC and CSIC, merged in 2019, will fully integrate via a share swap creating the world's largest listed shipbuilder with over \$55.7 billion in assets and \$18.7 billion in revenue, significantly boosting efficiency and high-end vessel production.
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60% Bias Score
Controversial $1 Billion Loan for BC Ferries' Chinese-Built Ships
The Canada Infrastructure Bank approved a $1 billion loan to BC Ferries to purchase four new ships from China, sparking controversy due to the lack of Canadian shipyard bids and concerns over supporting domestic industries, despite the urgent need to replace aging vessels and maintain reliable ferry...
Controversial $1 Billion Loan for BC Ferries' Chinese-Built Ships
The Canada Infrastructure Bank approved a $1 billion loan to BC Ferries to purchase four new ships from China, sparking controversy due to the lack of Canadian shipyard bids and concerns over supporting domestic industries, despite the urgent need to replace aging vessels and maintain reliable ferry...
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40% Bias Score
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