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Ulstein - a 2023 overview

2023 marked a year of diverse achievements for Ulstein – from the drawing board to the open seas, delivering state-of-the-art vessels that embody our expertise and dedication.

From blueprint to breakthroughs - pushing the maritime industry

Our global presence and focus on sustainable practices are not just about building ships but about shaping our industry's better future.

Our 2023 highlights are visualised in the infographics below. 

The new build and aftermarket segments are increasing, and we are proud to see many TWIN X-STERN CSOVs being materialised at various yards. We have been involved in numerous design and engineering activities and a large number of power & automation projects. 

And naturally, we are happy to have received awards acknowledging our competitive edge!

2023 A4 Key Metrics ULSTEIN

Latest news

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Behind the scenes: The construction of the cable-laying vessel Nexans Electra

The shipbuilding construction of Nexans Electra is approaching its final phase in the dock, before the comprehensive work continues quayside ahead of sea trials in spring 2026. How do you organise a staff of hundreds of workers, subcontractors and suppliers over several months to deliver the project on time and within budget? Join project manager Runar Toftesund at Ulstein Verft for a look behind the scenes.

Blue Ctrl personnel testing one of the operation stations
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New Managing Director at Blue Ctrl

The Ålesund-based company Blue Ctrl is making strategic changes to its leadership to strengthen its continued growth and position within the maritime technology sector. On 1 November, Marielle Furnes Mannseth will assume the role of Managing Director of the company.

Greg Mortimer's X-BOW cutting the seas, photo: Scott Portelli/Aurora Expeditions.
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Aurora Expeditions: Redefining small-ship exploration with X-BOW® designs

Aurora Expeditions welcomed its third X-BOW cruise vessel, Douglas Mawson, in September 2025. “Many of our guests have travelled on other expedition ships before and immediately notice the difference. Whether it’s sleeping better at night, feeling less vibration during lectures, or spending more time in observation areas, the design truly enhances the experience,” says Katie Malone, Chief Marketing Officer at Aurora Expeditions, when commenting on the X-BOW design feature.