Viktor Lenac Shipyard
Croatian shipyard near Rijeka for ship repair, conversions and offshore construction, with three floating docks taking vessels up to Suezmax size.
Kostrena (Rijeka), Croatia · Shipyard / Builder
About
The yard was founded in 1896 as Lazarus, a repair facility for the Austro-Hungarian merchant, naval and fishing fleets, and was renamed in 1948 after Viktor Lenac. In 1993 it became the first Croatian shipyard to be fully privatised. It joined the Palumbo Group in 2018.
The site covers 670,000 sqm including sea, with 9 berths totalling 1,500 m, 16 cranes up to 100 t, 11,000 sqm of workshops and warehouses and a 130,000 sqm offshore construction area with a 300 m heavy-lift pier. The company is certified to ISO 9001:2015 for repair, conversion and construction of ships, offshore platforms and steel structures, and to ISO 50001:2018 for energy management.
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