Facts & Figures
Key Facts
- One of the oldest shipyards in the Netherlands
- Over a century of experience manufacturing many
- different types of vessels
- The largest slipway of the Netherlands at
- the Lobith facilities
- Serving clients from all over the world
- ‘One-stop-shopping’ for ship owners
- Privately owned by a single (100%) shareholder
- A healthy balance sheet, no long-term debts an
- capacity to finance
- ‘In house’ engineering providing custom vessel
- designs for sea and inland waterways
- ‘In house’ steel-cutting and shaping facilities
- ‘In house’ machining and piping components
- prefabrication facilities
- ‘In house’ carpentry and interior outfitting
- Maintenance, repair and conversion/renovation services
Key Figures
- Annual figures over the last three years average:
- Annual turnover well over 100 mio euro
- 200 craftsmen permanently employed
- Up to 200 additional dedicated (local contract) subcontractors available
- Five to nine vessels per year delivered
- Between 5,000 and 6,000 tonnes of shipbuilding steel processed
- Between 300 and 500km of electric cables installed
- Three slipways, one of which is the largestin The Netherlands
- The premier slipway in Lobith measures 200m x 60m
- The secondary slipway in Lobith measures 80m x 40m
- The slipway in Foxhol measures 135m x 16m
- Both shipyards cover a total of 130,000 square metres
- The shipyard in Lobith covers 105,000 square metres
- The shipyard in Foxhol covers 25,000 square metres
- The shipyards have a total slipway capacity of 17,600 square metres
- The shipyard in Lobith has slipway capacities of 12,000 and 3,500 square metres
- The shipyard in Foxhol has a slipway capacity of2,200 square metres
- Shipyard De Hoop has a combined quay length of 650 metres available for outfitting
- Locations ‘Lobith’ and ‘Foxhol’ have a combined quay length of 450 metres
- An additional 200m is available in the Rotterdam harbour area
