Shipbuilders Flourish on Small Vessel Orders

September 30, 2009

According to a Sept. 30 report from The Daily Star, shipbuilders are banking on the ongoing recession to carve itself a position in the global market, as the demand for smaller vessels has increased, shipbuilders and analysts said.

(The Daily Star)

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