
Maharashtra eyes stake in Alang’s global shipbreaking hub
Maharashtra has become the first Indian state to approve a policy for shipbuilding and recycling. The cabinet approved the Shipbuilding, Ship Repair and Ship Recycling

Maharashtra has become the first Indian state to approve a policy for shipbuilding and recycling. The cabinet approved the Shipbuilding, Ship Repair and Ship Recycling

Alang-Sosiya in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar district–home to the world’s largest stretch of ship-breaking facilities–beached 113 ships for recycling in FY25, the lowest in a decade. The

Source: Marine Link Despite the occasional smaller LDT candidate popping up for sale over recent weeks, there regrettably remains the ongoing scarcity of tonnage that

Alang on the west coast of India in Gujarat province is exploring the possibility of scrapping cars in addition to its market-leading position when it

In 2021, India set an ambitious target to double its ship recycling capacity by 2024, with the aim of generating 150,000 jobs and increasing its

ASIA’S BIGGEST ship-breaking yard in Alang, in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar district, is staring at its lowest turnover in more than a decade, with only about 90

Shipbreaking yards in the country imported a total of 114 vessels between January and September, down by about 49 per cent from 225 during the

The Centre is working on doubling ship-breaking capacity at Alang yard in Gujarat, which would eventually double the employment opportunities, Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal said

The ship breakers at Alang had broken more number of ships in 2021-22, but the tonnage is 3.5 lakh tonnes less compared to the previous

Maharashtra has become the first Indian state to approve a

Alang-Sosiya in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar district–home to the world’s largest stretch

Source: Marine Link Despite the occasional smaller LDT candidate popping


In 2021, India set an ambitious target to double its

ASIA’S BIGGEST ship-breaking yard in Alang, in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar district,

Shipbreaking yards in the country imported a total of 114

The Centre is working on doubling ship-breaking capacity at Alang
