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7 September 2026

Tokyo puts $1.36bn behind first shipyard revival projects

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Tokyo puts $1.36bn behind first shipyard revival projects

Japan has approved the first projects under its new shipbuilding revival fund, committing up to ¥213. 1bn ($1. 36bn) to three yard groups as Tokyo moves from policy pledges to large-scale capacity investment. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has approved plans led by Imabari Shipbuilding, Japan Marine United and Namura Shipbuilding covering the fiscal …

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