Please be advised that after the completion of the "Baltija Shipyard″ integration in ″Western Shipyard″ group of companies, ″Western Shipbuilding Yard″ has changed its name to ″Western Baltija Shipbuilding″.
JSC Western Baltija Shipbuilding, with more than 500 employees, successfully anchors within ship construction market.
JSC Western Baltija Shipbuilding is a company continuing the shipbuilding activity of SC Western Shipyard. SC Western Shipyard is one of the biggest ship repair companies in the Baltic region.
The company gained its experience during more than thirty years activity accomplishing ship repair commercial orders. Since 1998, when the first hull of fishing trawler under the order of the Norwegian customer was built, the company became known as the company executing ship building activity.
JSC Western Baltija Shipbuilding specializes in the construction of non standard ships. Its underlying activity tendencies are:
One of the basic business directions of JSC Western Baltija Shipbuilding is building small and medium tonnage ships and floating pontoons; it also builds steel blocks for bigger container carriers and converts ships.
During the years of carrying out shipbuilding orders, several tens of hulls of vessels been built and launched as well as hulls of ships of different purpose were produced and delivered to foreign customers:
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hulls of trailers and seiners;
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hulls of automobile and passenger ferries;
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hulls and sections of ships of special purpose and service;
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hulls of luxurious motor yachts;
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a hull of a ship intended for servicing drill towers;
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a hull of sea tugboat;
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jack-up platform.
JSC Western Baltija Shipbuilding is the only yard in the Baltic states, involved in facilitating the construction of the renovated energy sources. JSC Western Baltija Shipbuilding has no company to compete within the Baltic country market and is the first company in the region to get involved namely in the construction of offshore wind power plants and the maintenance of the facilities servicing such plants.
