Plovput Split Competitors

As an international naval defence player, Naval Group is a partner for countries seeking to maintain control of their maritime sovereignty. With its extraordinary know-how and unique industrial resources, it designs, produces, integrates, supports and upgrades submarines, surface ships and drones, as well as their systems, their weapons and equipment, through all phases right up to deconstruction. For more information, visit our website: https://www.naval-group.com/en

The joint-stock company Brodosplit is at the head of a group of companies with a long shipbuilding tradition and is one of the most well-known European shipyards. It is located near the airport, the international passenger port, and the historical center of the City of Split. Its main activities include the construction of all types of merchant, passenger, and naval vessels, as well as special-purpose vessels and special steel structures. Brodosplit Group, a member of DIV Group, develops, designs, and builds the most complex vessels and floating facilities as the main program, as well as the most complex steel structures for application in infrastructure, transport, and energy, in addition to process and general application. Its goals include positioning Brodosplit in the niche market of building complex vessels and large structures (motor yachts, passenger ships, mobile floodgates of Venice, special purpose vessels) and the realization of projects assigned to it in the framework of a competitive offer on the global market (offshore and onshore). The company's current production program is dominated by the construction of passenger vessels (cruises, luxury yachting travels), all with unlimited navigation areas, including polar regions. Brodosplit has positioned itself in the niche market of constructing polar expedition cruise vessels and passenger vessels the length of which ranges from 100 to 300 meters. When it comes to the construction of these vessels, Brodosplit ranks among the best shipbuilders in the global market. Its expert engineers, designers, and developers can meet all design and engineering requests of customers and clients using modern technologies and a variety of processes. These processes include, among other things, welding steel and other materials, offering architectural solutions for the interior, as well as assisting with automation and management of onboard systems, integration, and the use of process equipment.

The Port of Gdańsk is Poland’s maritime leader, handling 56% of national sea freight and serving as a gateway for tens of millions of tonnes of goods each year. It has been the fastest-growing European port of the last decade, today ranking as the Baltic Sea’s leading container hub and 2nd in overall cargo handling. More than 100 companies from sectors such as petrochemicals, energy, agri-food, and construction operate within the port. As the only Baltic port capable of accommodating the world’s largest ocean-going vessels, it operates as a universal hub for diverse cargo: from fuels, coal, grain, and fertilisers to cars, luxury yachts, and oversized equipment. Its main cargo groups remain liquid fuels and containerised goods. It is also the only Baltic port that offers direct container connections with China, while regular trade flows extend to Europe, Asia, the USA, Central and South Americas. Strategically located at the crossroads of global logistics routes, the Port of Gdańsk serves as the key maritime gateway to Central and Eastern Europe – the EU’s most dynamically growing region.