A New Moment Arrives for the Shipbuilding Industry in the Bahia Recôncavo with the Restructuring of the Enseada Shipyard
Good news for the shipbuilding industry in Bahia, the Enseada Shipyard has managed to pay about 70% of its debts and the remaining 30% have been divided over 19 years. It is negotiating the construction of other FPSO modules, and according to the director Mauricio Almeida, everything looks favorable for securing these contracts. Furthermore, there are other projects for drilling rig repairs, construction of cabotage vessels, and FPSO hulls, as well as the implementation of the Liquid Bulk Terminal.
Mauricio de Almeida, executive of the Enseada Shipyard
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As recently published on our portal, the Enseada is partnering with the Government of the State of Bahia to help boost the shipbuilding business and provide favorable incentives to the sector, as the shipyard is one of the best assets in the country and has exceptional professionals.
At the moment, Enseada is competing in a bidding process to build 4 warships for the Brazilian Navy and will construct a Liquid Bulk sector within its boundaries, which will help “hold the fort” while the sector is still low.
Almeida said he could not reveal the name of the company he is negotiating with for the construction of the modules at this time, but he will issue an official statement soon.
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