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Shipbuilding
Newbuild orders, yard capacity and naval programs.
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- 01Anduril and US Navy commit $6.6 billion to expand submarine parts production in MarylandAnduril will invest $3.7 billion to build a new shipyard in Baltimore County to produce Virginia-class submarine components, while the US Navy awarded a $2.9 billion outcome-based contract for manufacturing. The Arsenal-2 facility is expected to be operational by the end of the decade and create 3,100 direct jobs.Capacity constraint2026-10-06 22:15
- 02Anduril Launches New Shipyard for Virginia-Class Submarine ComponentsAnduril is establishing a new shipyard, Arsenal-2, in Baltimore County, MD, to produce complex components for Virginia-class submarines, with a $6.6 billion investment, including $3.7 billion in private capital and up to $2.9 billion from the Navy.New primary claim2026-10-06 21:00
- 03Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Acquires Municipal Land in Shimonoseki, Plans to Establish New Shipbuilding PlantMitsubishi Heavy Industries announced that it has acquired city-owned land on an artificial island in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, and plans to build a new factory to enhance the competitiveness of its shipbuilding business.New primary claim2026-10-03 04:35
- 04Anduril Announces $3.7 Billion Maryland Shipyard and $2.9 Billion Navy ContractAnduril announced plans for a $3.7 billion shipyard at Sparrows Point, Maryland, expected to employ 3,100 people and produce components for Virginia-class submarines. The company also received a $2.9 billion U.S. Navy contract; the facility is targeted to become operational by the end of the decade. President Trump said U.S. taxpayers would receive a 40% stake, but the ownership mechanism was not specified.Capacity constraint2026-10-07 23:10
- 05Seatrium Secures First FSRU Conversion Contract for ExcelerateSeatrium, a Singapore shipyard, has won an EPCIC contract from Excelerate Energy to convert an LNG carrier into an FSRU, with an option for a second unit. The project marks Seatrium’s first FSRU conversion for Excelerate.New primary claim2026-10-08 20:40
- 06Trump Announces New $6.6B Submarine Shipyard in MarylandPresident Trump announced a $6.6 billion investment in a new 2M sq ft submarine shipyard in Maryland, with Anduril Industries investing $3.7B and the U.S. Navy awarding a $2.9B contract. The facility will produce components for Virginia-class nuclear attack submarines and support 3,100 direct jobs.New primary claim2026-10-07 05:42