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30/01/2015at 09:41

European yards secured 17 pct more orders in 2014

European shipyards saw significant growth in 2014, where the yards secured 17 percent more orders than in 2013.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

European shipyards achieved double-digit growth in 2014, a development that leads to increased hope of more growth at the yards in coming years.

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