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  • VLCC ‘Great Lady’ drydocked in the Maltese shipyard last year

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    Italians turn around Malta shipyard

    2011-09-22T21:30:00

    The acquisition in June 2010 of the Maltese shipyard by the Italian shiprepairer, Palumbo Group, has significantly enhanced the capabilities of the Naples-based company and will have a big impact on the company’s future business.

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    Privatisation for Malta Shipyards relaunched

    2010-07-27T16:44:00

    A fresh process for the privatisation of the mega yachts facility of Malta Shipyards was launched by the government’s privatisation unit. The first attempt had been discontinued because the bids were considered too low for the profitable facility.

  • The shipyard facilities of the former Malta Drydocks were recently handed over to the new Italian owners

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    New owner to make Malta yard credible

    2010-06-07T14:26:00

    The new Italian owners of the Cospicua ship repair facility, formerly know as Malta Drydocks, expect to see ‘tranquillity’ and ‘flexibility’ if the yard''s international credibility were to be restored.

  • Malta Shipyards

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    Malta finalises Palumbo deal

    2010-01-25T12:27:00

    MaltaToday reports that the government is close to finalising a deal with the Italian company Palumbo for the shiprepair section of Malta Shipyards.

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    Malta shipyard contracts ready

    2010-01-05T17:46:00

    Contracts for Malta Shiprepair and Manoel Island Yacht Yard (MIYY) are ready to be presented to the Maltese government.

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    Malta Shipyard's bidders must make fresh offers

    2009-11-05T00:00:00

    Bidders for the Malta Shipyards Ltd's super yacht facility were asked to submit fresh proposals yesterday because their first offers were considered unsatisfactory.

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    Announcement on Malta shipyards imminent

    2009-09-17T00:00:00

    The Privatisation Unit in Malta is expected to announce preferred bidders for Malta Super Yacht Services and for the shiprepair arm in the very near future, Finance Minister Tonio Fenech said. MSYS attracted 3 serious bids of which 2 were shortlisted.

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    Bids closed for Malta Shipyards

    2009-02-13T00:00:00

    The Maltese government's Privatisation Unit has received bids for all the 4 units of Malta Shipyards. The call for bids closed on Thursday and, in all, 23 companies had shown interest and collected the documents, down from almost twice the number at the earlier "expressions of interest" stage.

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    Malta to release shipyard privatisation statement

    2008-09-17T00:00:00

    The government of Malta is to issue an official statement regarding its call for expression of interest in the privatization of The Malta Shipyards. The bid closed yesterday and prospective buyers were able to submit their interest for appraisal as of last August 11. Within the next two weeks a ...

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