Samsung Heavy Industries.
South Korean shipbuilding company
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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Japan, Samsung, and Weathernews are testing autonomous ship systems and AI to reduce emissions in line with IMO targets.Some support1 report
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Development of marine small modular reactors is accelerating, with companies competing for offshore nuclear power markets.Some support1 report1 development inside
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ABS reviewed Samsung Heavy Industries' designs for floating data centers.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Samsung plans to build a floating data center in Texas, with a pilot site located near a power plant in Houston.Some support1 report
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Samsung Heavy Industries, Conrad, and ABS jointly developed and approved a new LNG bunkering vessel design for construction in the US.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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Planned multi-vessel deployment of ships manufactured by Samsung Heavy Industries in the Houston market.Some support1 report
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A consortium involving Samsung Heavy Industries, KAERI, and ABS has been formed and approved to pursue ship design and integration for nuclear technology.Some support1 report1 development inside
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MIT, KAERI, SHI, and ABS are developing a nuclear container ship concept, with ABS granting approval for the KAERI design.Some support1 report
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Saronic partnered with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) to leverage the larger Samsung chaebol group for the production of a mega-shipyard in Brownsville.Some support1 report
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TEN Holdings orders shuttle tankers from Samsung Heavy Industries, which will be flagged in Greece and serve a US oil major.Some support1 report
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A defense bill is creating procurement opportunities for several shipyards, including plans for a $5 billion investment and securing U.S. Navy contracts.Some support1 report5 developments inside
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The US Navy is seeking South Korean shipbuilding expertise and considering bids from major South Korean shipyards.Some support1 report
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Partnership formed between Samsung Heavy Industries and Napa to integrate software for eco-efficient ship operations.Some support1 report1 development inside
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François Michel, CEO of GTT, is involved in a project with Samsung Heavy Industries.Some support2 reports
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Samsung plans to expand shipbuilding investments in Geoje and concentrate semiconductor investments in Gwangju.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Employees of Samsung Everland formed a union within the Samsung Group, with Kim Sung-hwan serving as the union president.Some support1 report
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Mishustin attended a ceremony regarding the Russian vessel, marking the successful use of Arc7 carriers for Arctic LNG 2, built with help from Samsung Heavy Industries.Some support1 report
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Market sentiment is being influenced by hawkish FOMC remarks, U.S. investment laws, and foreign investor selling trends, affecting major companies.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Around Samsung Heavy Industries this week
News at the entities that move Samsung Heavy Industries most-
American Bureau of Shipping StructuralThe International Union of Marine Insurance and the American Bureau of Shipping are collaborating on shared focuses regarding marine insurance and industry standards.Moves Samsung Heavy Industries
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Samsung Electronics StructuralSamsung Electronics and SK Telecom are leading the deployment of private 5G solutions and collaborating on smart office projects in South Korea.Moves Samsung Heavy Industries
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SMR TransactionalSMR company NuScale partners with Tennessee Valley Authority to deploy Small Modular Reactor capacity for clean energy.Moves Samsung Heavy Industries
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Japan OperationalSri Lanka joined the Sterling Assets Agreement and participated in the San Francisco Conference.Moves Samsung Heavy Industries
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Rosneft TransactionalA draft decree has been outlined detailing a new infrastructure funding plan, championed by the President, to support Arctic projects involving Rosneft and Novatek.Moves Samsung Heavy Industries
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Houston Shared contextOntario company turns woody biomass into coal replacement while TCEQ regulates site acquisition in Houston.Moves Samsung Heavy Industries
Connections
The 16 strongest of 29, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
American Bureau of Shipping Structural
ABS provides formal certification and approval for projects and designs undertaken by Samsung Heavy Industries.
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Samsung Group Structural
B operates as a subsidiary within the larger corporate structure of A, establishing a formal parent-subsidiary relationship.
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Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute Operational
The entities are actively engaged in joint research and development, specifically developing nuclear container ship concepts.
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Conrad Operational
The two entities are engaged in a partnership to jointly design and construct LNG bunkering vessels.
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Samsung Electronics Structural
B operates as a specialized unit whose existence and market viability are dependent on the larger corporate group of A.
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Rosneft Transactional
Samsung assisted Rosneft by providing supplies and services crucial to the construction of Rosneft's vessels.
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Geoje Shared context
Geoje serves as the geographical base and operational context for Samsung Heavy Industries, which is vulnerable to local environmental risks.
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SMR Transactional
The two companies are engaged in a specific partnership regarding the high-speed hull design of a vessel.
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K Line Structural
K Line relies on Samsung Heavy Industries for specialized shipbuilding services required for its new vessel projects.
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Export-Import Bank of Korea Transactional
A is linked to B via investment projects, suggesting A provides financial backing for B's operations.
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François Michel Operational
François Michel, as CEO of GTT, is involved in a project related to Samsung Heavy Industries.
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HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Mentioned together
Both entities are grouped as major local shipbuilders experiencing huge order backlogs.
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Hanwha Ocean Mentioned together
Both are major Korean shipbuilders benefiting from favorable U.S. market conditions.
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Japan Operational
Samsung Heavy Industries is involved in testing autonomous ship systems for emissions reduction.
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Houston Shared context
Samsung Heavy Industries is planning and executing projects in the Houston market.
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Texas Shared context
Samsung plans to build a floating data center within Texas.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
2 eventsAugust 2026
5 events- Japan, Samsung, and Weathernews are testing autonomous ship systems and AI to reduce emissions in line with IMO targets.
- Development of marine small modular reactors is accelerating, with companies competing for offshore nuclear power markets.
- ABS reviewed Samsung Heavy Industries' designs for floating data centers.
- Samsung plans to build a floating data center in Texas, with a pilot site located near a power plant in Houston.
- Planned multi-vessel deployment of ships manufactured by Samsung Heavy Industries in the Houston market.
July 2026
8 events- Samsung Heavy Industries, Conrad, and ABS jointly developed and approved a new LNG bunkering vessel design for construction in the US.
- A consortium involving Samsung Heavy Industries, KAERI, and ABS has been formed and approved to pursue ship design and integration for nuclear technology.
- MIT, KAERI, SHI, and ABS are developing a nuclear container ship concept, with ABS granting approval for the KAERI design.
- Saronic partnered with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) to leverage the larger Samsung chaebol group for the production of a mega-shipyard in Brownsville.
- TEN Holdings orders shuttle tankers from Samsung Heavy Industries, which will be flagged in Greece and serve a US oil major.
- The US Navy is seeking South Korean shipbuilding expertise and considering bids from major South Korean shipyards.
- Partnership formed between Samsung Heavy Industries and Napa to integrate software for eco-efficient ship operations.
- François Michel, CEO of GTT, is involved in a project with Samsung Heavy Industries.
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June 2026
5 events- A defense bill is creating procurement opportunities for several shipyards, including plans for a $5 billion investment and securing U.S. Navy contracts.
- Samsung plans to expand shipbuilding investments in Geoje and concentrate semiconductor investments in Gwangju.
- Employees of Samsung Everland formed a union within the Samsung Group, with Kim Sung-hwan serving as the union president.
- Mishustin attended a ceremony regarding the Russian vessel, marking the successful use of Arc7 carriers for Arctic LNG 2, built with help from Samsung Heavy Industries.
- Market sentiment is being influenced by hawkish FOMC remarks, U.S. investment laws, and foreign investor selling trends, affecting major companies.