ONEX Shipyards Inks Agreement with Antipollution for Eco-Vessel Build
Greek shipbuilder ONEX Shipyards and Technologies Group has sealed a strategic pact with V Group unit Antipollution covering up to eight new eco vessels.
ONEX Shipyards and Technologies Group has formalized a strategic agreement with Antipollution, an environmental services subsidiary of V Group, to deliver a series of new ecological vessels.
The contract encompasses the engineering, design, and construction of four specialized eco-friendly ships. The framework also incorporates an option for the commissioning of four additional sister vessels, potentially bringing the entire newbuilding program to eight units.
The official signing ceremony took place at the Posidonia international shipping exhibition. The event was held in the presence of Greece's Minister of Shipping and Island Policy alongside representatives from both commercial entities.
The partnership marks a significant collaboration within the Greek maritime and shipbuilding sector, focused on deploying greener vessel designs and expanding specialized domestic fleet capabilities.
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