
Fayard, formerly the Fredericia Værft, is about to sign a final agreement with Lindø Industripark concerning the lease of the big Dock 3 on the former Odense Staalskibsværft, Lindø. For decades, the dock has been the site of construction for the biggest ships of the A. P. Møller – Mærsk fleet, and by reopening the dock, Fayard becomes not only one of the pacesetting shipyards in the heavily trafficked Baltic region. The shipyard becomes a serious player on the European scene.
The leasing agreement is made in cooperation between Fayard and H. J. Hansen Genvindingsindustri, which has specialized in, among other things, the recycling and breaking down of the oil rigs in the Baltic Sea. At the same time, Fayard is also investing in getting an environmental approval for the dock, along with other practical measures to make the dock more user friendly.
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