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Every Vessel Hunter story on Taiwan: 6 stories, from 1 July 2026 to 28 September 2026. Newest: "NYK orders an Ulstein SX222 service operation vessel from PaxOcean for Asia-Pacific wind". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.

A construction vessel lifting a wind turbine component at sea
Industry

NYK orders an Ulstein SX222 service operation vessel from PaxOcean for Asia-Pacific wind

NYK has ordered a 120-person service operation vessel from PaxOcean, to be built in Batam to an Ulstein SX222 design and deployed in Taiwan with IOVTEC and Hsin Chien Marine.

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Aerial view of ships and wind turbines in a harbour
Industry

Dong Fang Offshore takes delivery of SOV Orient Inspirer for Vestas in Taiwan

Taiwan's Dong Fang Offshore has taken delivery of its first newbuild service operation vessel, Orient Inspirer, from Vard Vung Tau, two months early and ahead of a 12-year Vestas charter.

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Taiwanese Line Nearly Doubles Quarterly Profit As Margins Recover
Industry

Taiwanese Line Nearly Doubles Quarterly Profit As Margins Recover

A Taiwanese container line has almost doubled its attributable second-quarter profit from the preceding three months, reaching 16.03 billion New Taiwan dollars, equivalent to about 499 million United States dollars.

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A modern naval corvette at a commissioning ceremony
Other

Taiwan commissions new Tuo Chiang-class corvette Dan Chiang

Taiwan has commissioned its newest Tuo Chiang-class corvette, Dan Chiang, as part of a domestic shipbuilding programme intended to strengthen the island's naval defences.

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Service vessel at an offshore wind farm
Industry

Marco Polo Marine lands long-term Siemens Gamesa CSOV deal

Marco Polo Marine has signed a multi-year framework with Siemens Gamesa to deploy two commissioning service operation vessels on Asia-Pacific offshore wind projects.

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U-Ming signs for newcastlemax newbuilds in China
Vessel sales

U-Ming signs for newcastlemax newbuilds in China

U-Ming Marine Transport has signed for up to four newcastlemax newbuildings at Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry, part of a plan to grow its fleet beyond 100 vessels.

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