Hanwha Ocean Sign Master Ship Repair Agreement with the US Navy

Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje Shipyard in South Korea recently obtained the Master Ship Repair Agreement. (Image credit: Hanwha Ocean)
Hanwha Ocean signed a Master Ship Repair Agreement (MSRA) with the US Navy, marking an important milestone in consolidating the company's reputation in the global defense market through enhanced cooperation with the US naval shipbuilding sector.

The MSRA, which represents Hanwha Ocean’s shipbuilding and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities in the global market, is granted by the US Navy to companies that fulfill stringent quality standards for ship maintenance services. In April, Hanwha Ocean underwent a rigorous evaluation process to secure the MSRA certification for its Geoje Shipyard. The agreement qualifies the company to participate in MRO projects involving US Navy vessels.

The agreement comes on the heels of Hanwha Ocean’s recent acquisition of Philly Shipyard, which is expected to drive the company’s entry into the US market and expand its MRO reach in the US The MSRA certification and the Philly Shipyard acquisition together will help Hanwha Ocean consolidate its reputation in the global naval shipbuilding market, demonstrating its MRO expertise and reinforcing its commitment to continuous technological innovation and quality improvements.

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