Samsung Heavy Industries has received approval for its first Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) project in the United States. This development comes as the company also forms a strategic alliance with LR and CCEC for floating data centers.

Samsung Heavy Industries has won a significant contract worth 1.1 trillion won to construct three new ships, boosting its order book and market position.

Samsung Heavy Industries has secured a significant order worth 342 billion won for a gas carrier, destined for operation in the Bermuda region.

Lloyd’s Register, Samsung Heavy Industries, and Capital Clean Energy Carriers Corp. have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for strategic cooperation on floating data centers, advancing artificial intelligence in shipping.

Samsung Heavy Industries has secured a substantial deal worth 750.5 billion won for the construction of two LNG carriers. This contract reinforces the company's position in the global shipbuilding market.

Samsung Heavy Industries announced it has secured a 377.9 billion won ($253 million) contract to build a liquefied natural gas carrier for a shipping company in Oceania, with delivery scheduled by April 2029, significantly boosting its shipbuilding portfolio.

Samsung Heavy Industries has successfully secured a substantial 1 trillion-won deal to build five new ships, bolstering its order book and demonstrating its competitive edge in the shipbuilding industry.

Samsung Heavy Industries and General Dynamics NASSCO executives met to discuss cooperation on the US Navy’s next-generation logistics ship program at the Geoje shipyard.

Samsung Heavy Industries said Friday it has opened its first research hub in the United States in partnership with San Diego State University, aiming to strengthen technological cooperation and support the revival of the US shipbuilding industry. The new facility, named the SHI-SDSU Advanced Maritime Center (SSAM Center), was established in San Diego. The opening ceremony was attended by about 60 officials, including Samsung Heavy Industries Chief Operating Officer Lee Wang-keun, SDSU Vice Presi