Greek ship repair specialist Chalkis Shipyards SA will return to Posidonia 2026 this June for its ninth appearance since 2006, to strengthen its position as a technically advanced and environmentally responsible ship repair hub.

Based in Vathi Avlidas, Evia, the yard provides a full range of services including drydocking, hydroblasting and coating, ballast water treatment systems, steel and piping works, scrubber retrofits, propeller and shaft services, and electrical works.

Following Posidonia 2024, Chalkis Shipyards achieved ISO 14001 and ISO 27001 certifications and became the first shipyard to submit a verified greenhouse gas inventory, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability, transparency and operational excellence.

At Posidonia 2026,to be held on June 1-5 at the Metropolitan Expo center, the company will also present a major capacity upgrade with the addition of a new Panamax floating dock, expected to be operational before the end of 2026, enhancing flexibility, turnaround times and service capability.

Ashraf Bayoumi, CEO of Chalkis Shipyards, said: “Posidonia 2026 comes at a strategic moment for Chalkis Shipyards. With expanded infrastructure, the addition of a new Panamax floating dock, ISO-certified management systems, and the first verified greenhouse gas inventory submitted by a shipyard, our participation demonstrates our commitment to sustainable growth, operational excellence, and long-term partnerships in the global maritime community.”

Through its Posidonia presence, Chalkis Shipyards aims to further develop relationships with shipowners, operators and technology providers seeking reliable, compliant and future-ready ship repair solutions.

Source: Ekathimerini.com