In the quiet hum of a shipyard, where sparks fly and steel takes shape, something much bigger is happening—jobs are being created, communities are being strengthened, and local economies are finding new momentum. Shipyards, often seen as industrial giants, are...

India’s shipbuilding landscape is entering a strategic inflection point. Private yards—once focused primarily on cost-competitive construction of conventional vessels—are now sprinting toward decarbonization. The drivers are clear: tightening international emissions...

Upcoming trends: Data-Driven Shipbuilding The shipbuilding industry has long been synonymous with massive timelines, budget overruns, and complex project management challenges. Traditional shipbuilding projects can stretch over several years, often facing delays that...

India’s maritime sector is gaining momentum, powered by a renewed focus on self-reliance, infrastructure development, and global integration. At the forefront of this maritime resurgence is the Shipyards Association of India (SAI) — an industry-led initiative bringing...

The maritime industry is at the heart of global trade, but it also faces growing pressure to reduce its environmental footprint. Beyond decarbonization, shipyards worldwide are now exploring the circular economy in shipbuilding—a model that prioritizes designing...

India’s maritime sector stands at the helm of transformation, poised to become a key driver of the nation’s economic growth and global presence. With over 7,500 km of coastline, a strategic location along major international trade routes, and an increasing focus on...