RMK Marine Advances Shipbuilding with New Projects in Türkiye
RMK Marine is enhancing its shipbuilding capabilities in Türkiye with a focus on alternative propulsion technologies. The shipyard's strategic projects, including the world's first sailing RoRo vessel, illustrate its commitment to sustainability and innovation in the maritime industry.

RMK Marine, located in Türkiye, is set to enhance its shipbuilding operations with significant investments in specialized facilities. The shipyard has the capability to construct vessels up to 200 meters in length and 28,000 DWT, with an emphasis on commercial and military projects following its Yalova shipyard expansion.
Recent projects include the 136-meter Neoliner Origin, the world's first sailing RoRo vessel, and the MIARAKA, the first sailing container ship. Both vessels utilize innovative wind propulsion systems, aiming to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Additional projects include the Celsius LNG bunker tanker and T. Florya, a methanol-ready oil/chemical tanker. RMK Marine's diverse approach to alternative energy solutions positions it well within the evolving maritime landscape, responding to regulatory and market changes.




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