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VT Halmatic Ltd

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Head Office

Portsmouth

Hampshire

United Kingdom

www.halmatic.co.uk

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    OPV operators opt for new engine

    2008-05-29T20:09:00

    Claiming to be the highest powered 1,000 rpm engine available, MAN Diesel’ s recently introduced type 28/33D diesel has already been selected for patrol boat applications.

  • 'Prince Rock' is one of the vessels built by VT Halmatic's now closed Steel Division.

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    VT Halmatic 'Streamlining' Shuts Steel Division

    2007-02-01T18:07:00

    A major strategic review underway at UK boat builders VT Halmatic and a rationalising of its product range has seen the closure of the company''s Steel Division as the focus shifts to composite built military patrol craft. The company has withdrawn from participation in the Seawork 2007 exhibition and expects ...

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    'Arrow' Flies to Falmouth

    2007-01-01T18:07:00

    The second VT Halmatic 16m pilot boat was named ''Arrow'' and entered service in ceremonies conducted at the Port of Falmouth last month. Arrow is the second of two new Camarc designed boats ordered by Falmouth Harbour Commissioners and PD Ports. Sister ship Greatham entered service recently at Teesport (see ...

  • The HMS Daring foremast is loaded onto a barge at VT Shipbuildings Portsmouth facility.

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    'HMS Daring' Foremast Delivered

    2006-05-01T00:00:00

    VT Shipbuilding has completed its construction work on the Royal Navy''s first of class Type 45 destroyer HMS Daring with delivery of the foremast to BAE Systems Naval Ships in Glasgow.

  • News

    Neptune Is King at Humber Ceremony

    2006-02-01T00:00:00

    The first of a new fleet of pilot launches commissioned by Associated British Ports'' Humber Estuary Services was officially named Humber Neptune in a ceremony at the Port of Grimsby''s 5 Quay late last month.

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    VT/Merwede Sign MoU

    2005-11-01T00:00:00

    Two major Northern European shipbuilders, the UK''s VT Shipbuilding and Merwede Shipyard of the Netherlands, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to work together on naval warship procurement programmes outside the UK.

  • The Type 45 bow block leaves Portsmouth Harbour en route to Glasgow.

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    VT Takes a Bow in Portsmouth Harbour

    2005-07-01T00:00:00

    VT Shipbuilding ''s 1,000 ton bow section for the first of class British Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer HMS Darling hassailed from Portsmouth to Glasgow. The steel structure is being transported on the barge VT Woolston having left a canalling lock in the Portsmouth Naval Base after being hooked up ...

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    New Technical Director Joins Boatbuilders VT Halmatic

    2005-05-01T00:00:00

    RNLI engineering manager Professor Bob Cripps has joined boat builders VTHalmatic as technical director with effect from the 9th of this month.

  • The new Pacific 24 RIB, VT Halmatic's next generation seaboat for the British Royal Navy, may make an appearance at Seawork 2005

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    VT Halmatic Sends the Fleet to Seawork

    2005-03-01T18:07:00

    One certainty, however, appears to be the replacement of the VT Halmatic built Brownsea Island tourist ferry

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