# East Asia Brief — Samsung Heavy Industries

3 briefings mentioning Samsung Heavy Industries.

- [HD Hyundai and Hanwha Ocean Lock In LNG Carrier Berth Slots Through 2029](https://eastasiabrief.com/shipbuilding/hd-hyundai-hanwha-ocean-lock-lng-carrier-berth-slots-19) — South Korean shipyards convert tight drydock availability into pricing power as shipowners secure multi-year slots for alternative-fuel tonnage. *(August 28, 2026; Shipbuilding · Korea · HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, Hanwha Ocean, Samsung Heavy Industries)*
- [Shipyard labor policies diverge as Korea, Japan, and China tackle yard manning gaps](https://eastasiabrief.com/analysis/shipyard-labor-policies-diverge-korea-japan-china-tackle-yard-51) — Governments deploy foreign visa quotas, shipyard automation grants, and state vocational pipelines to safeguard vessel delivery schedules through 2028. *(August 28, 2026; Analysis · Global · HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, Hanwha Ocean, Samsung Heavy Industries, Imabari Shipbuilding, China State Shipbuilding Corporation)*
- [Asian Shipyard Heavy Plate Costs Diverge as Mills and Builders Clash Over Contract Pricing](https://eastasiabrief.com/analysis/asian-shipyard-heavy-plate-costs-diverge-mills-builders-clash-59) — Structural gaps in domestic steel contracts and Chinese export plate inflows across South Korea, China, and Japan are shifting operating cost baselines for… *(August 28, 2026; Analysis · Global · POSCO Holdings, Nippon Steel, Baoshan Iron & Steel, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Hanwha Ocean, Samsung Heavy Industries, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, Imabari Shipbuilding)*

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