Ceksan Gemi Insa, Celik Konstrüksiyon San. Ve. Tic. A.S

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Ceksan Gemi Insa, Celik Konstrüksiyon San. Ve. Tic. A.S, commonly referred to as Ceksan Shipyard, is a Turkish company specializing in shipbuilding and steel construction. Established in 1960, Ceksan has grown to become one of Turkey's well-regarded shipyards, with a diverse portfolio that includes the construction of various types of vessels, from tankers and cargo ships to specialized vessels like tugs and offshore supply vessels.


Key Areas of Operations:



  1. Shipbuilding: Ceksan Shipyard is renowned for its capabilities in constructing a wide range of ships. The shipyard is equipped with modern facilities and employs advanced technologies to ensure high standards of quality and efficiency.



  2. Steel Construction: In addition to shipbuilding, Ceksan is involved in steel construction projects. This includes the fabrication of steel structures for various industrial applications.



  3. Repair and Maintenance: The company also offers ship repair and maintenance services, providing comprehensive solutions to keep vessels in optimal operating condition.



  4. Special Projects: Ceksan undertakes special projects that require bespoke engineering solutions, leveraging its expertise and manufacturing capabilities.




Facilities and Capabilities:



  • Dockyards and Drydocks: The shipyard has multiple dockyards and drydocks capable of handling various sizes of vessels.

  • Design and Engineering: A strong in-house design and engineering team that works on both standard and customized designs to meet client specifications.

  • Quality Assurance: Certified by several international standards and classification societies, ensuring their products and services meet rigorous quality standards.


Market and Clients:


Ceksan serves both domestic and international markets, catering to a wide range of clients, including commercial shipping companies, government agencies, and private maritime operators. Their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has earned them a strong reputation in the maritime industry.


Sustainability and Innovation:


Ceksan Shipyard is also focused on sustainability and innovation, integrating eco-friendly practices in their operations and exploring new technologies in shipbuilding to enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact.


Strategic Location:


Located in Turkey, a country with significant maritime heritage and strategic access to both the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, Ceksan benefits from a prime geographical position for shipping and trade.


In summary, Ceksan Gemi Insa, Celik Konstrüksiyon San. Ve. Tic. A.S is a multifaceted shipbuilding and steel construction company with a long history and a comprehensive range of services. Their expertise and dedication make them a key player in the regional and international maritime industry.


Ships

LEXUS

Tanker for Chemicals & Oil Products | Flag: Denmark | Port: LÆSØ

LOTUS

Tanker for Chemicals & Oil Products | Flag: Denmark | Port: LÆSØ

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