Meyer Werft sets up offshore business to handle $2.8bn converter orderbook
German shipbuilding group Meyer Werft is creating Neptun Offshore to consolidate its offshore converter-platform activities. The new business will also hold the group’s 50% stake in a joint venture with Belgian steel specialist Smulders, as the group manages a $2.8 billion orderbook.
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