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  • CITR: Rheinmetall Pays Entire EUR138M Sum, VAT Not Included, for Acquisition of Mangalia Shipyard Via Rheinmetall Real Estate Romania SRL

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    German group Rheinmetall on Monday paid in full, via Rheinmetall Real Estate Romania SRL, the EUR138 million sum, VAT not included, for the acquisition of Mangalia Shipyard, announced CITR, the more

  • Rheinmetall Plans To Build Civil And Military Ships In Mangalia

    10.20.2026

    Germany’s Rheinmetall Group, which won the tender to acquire the Mangalia shipyard alongside MSC, announced in its first statements following the tender that it is preparing to transform the more

  • Damen Mangalia Shipyard Sold To Rheinmetall For EUR138M

    10.09.2026

    Bankrupt Mangalia Shipyard was sold to defense giant Rheinmetall for EUR138 million, excluding VAT, on Friday. more

  • Damen Mangalia Shipyard To Be Subject To Accelerated Sale

    09.07.2026

    Damen Mangalia shipyard will be subject to an accelerated sale, according to the Code of Civil Procedure, as decided on Monday. The sale price will gradually go down if no buyer is found at the next more

  • Rheinmetall Says It Is In Intensive Talks With Romania’s Government To Buy Mangalia Shipyard

    07.30.2026

    German defense industry giant Rheinmetall, which was awarded a EUR920 million contract to build four military ships at the Mangalia shipyard, is in advanced talks to acquire Damen Shipyards. more

  • Italy’s La Porta Industries Interested in Acquiring Bankrupt Mangalia Shipyard

    05.14.2026

    La Porta Industries, an Italian company headquartered in Sicily, a leader in the field of metallic carpentry, backed by investment fund WRM Group (Luxembourg), has voiced its intention to acquire the more

  • All 1,000 Employees Of Mangalia Shipyard To Be Laid Off In Two Phases

    05.06.2026

    All 1,011 employees at the Damen Mangalia shipyard will be laid off in two phases, on June 25 and July 16, following the company’s bankruptcy filing. more

  • Rheinmetall And MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company Eye Recently Gone Bankrupt Mangalia Shipyard

    05.05.2026

    Rheinmetall and MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company are exploring the acquisition of the Mangalia shipyard following its bankruptcy. more

  • Decision About Damen Shipyards Mangalia’s Fate Postponed For At Least One Week

    03.25.2026

    The decision about the reorganization plan for Damen Shipyards Mangalia has been postponed for at least one week and a new date for the creditors’ meeting is to be announced. more

  • CITR Files Plan To Save Damen Shipyards Mangalia

    03.04.2026

    CITR, the court-appointed trustee of Damen Shipyards Mangalia, has submitted the company's reorganization plan to the case file, a document that marks the start of the decisive stage of the more

  • CITR: We’ve Identified Non-Essential Assets Of Damen Shipyard Mangalia, Got Two Ship Repair Contracts

    09.18.2024

    CITR, the court-appointed trustee of Damen Shipyards Mangalia, has had repair contracts signed for two ships and identified the assets that are non-essential for the shipyard’s operation in view of more

  • Dutch Group Damen Calls for Termination of Contract with Romanian State for Mangalia Shipyard

    08.04.2023

    Dutch group Damen Shipyards, which in mid-2018 entered the shareholding structure of Damen Mangalia shipyard, is calling for the termination of the legal contract related to the functioning of the more

  • Dutch Executive Chris Groninger Steps Down from Helm of Damen Mangalia Shipyard

    09.16.2021

    Dutch executive Chris Groninger has stepped down as managing director of the Damen Mangalia shipyard citing personal reasons. He had been in charge of the shipyard since July 2018 and his replacement more

  • Damen Shipyards Mangalia Revenue Rises 16% to RON131M in 2019

    10.16.2020

    Damen Shipyards Mangalia held by Netherland’s Damen group, ended last year with more than 131 million lei (EUR26.8 million) revenue, an increase of 16% on the previous year, when it posted RON112.6 more

  • Dutch-Held Damen Plans to Double Headcount at Mangalia Shipyard

    12.13.2018

    Mangalia shipyard, the largest shipbuilder in Romania, acquired by Netherlands’ Damen in mid this year and rebranded Damen Shipyards Mangalia, has reached 1,800 employees after having hired 150. more

  • Romanian State Reclaims Majority Stake in Mangalia Shipyard, Damen Holds 49%

    07.23.2018

    The Romanian state has reclaimed the majority stake in the shipyard in Mangalia, with 51%, while Dutch Damen Shipyards Group owns 49%, the Romanian Ministry of Economy said Monday. more

  • Romanian Antitrust Body Clears Mangalia Shipyard Takeover by Damen

    11.14.2017

    Romania's antitrust body on Tuesday announced it has cleared the acquisition of a 51% in the Mangalia shipyard by Dutch BV Holding Maatschappij Damen from South Korean group Daewoo. more

  • Dutch Group Damen Buys Mangalia Shipyard From Majority Shareholder Daewoo

    11.10.2017

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  • Daewoo Shipbuilding To Sell Its 51% Stake in Mangalia Shipyard

    07.04.2017

    Korean Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering will sell off its subsidiary Mangalia Shipyard in Romania to a Dutch shipbuilder, The Korea Economic Daily reported. more

  • Daewoo-Mangalia Shipyard May Be Closed Down By Majority Stockholder

    07.27.2015

    Daewoo Mangalia Heavy Industries, or DMHI, the largest ship builder in Romania, may be closed down on record high losses worth $2.5 billion posted by its majority stockholder, Korean group Daewoo more

  • Daewoo-Mangalia Shipyard Posted Record-High Loss In 2014, At RON700M

    06.09.2015

    Daewoo Mangalia Heavy Industries, or DMHI, the largest ship builder in Romania, posted a record high loss of 700 million lei (EUR157.6 million) in 2014, seven-fold higher from a year before, according more

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