The private initiative of  AISTER Shipyard, in collaboration with the Galician Shipbuilding Cluster Association (Aclunaga), the Galician Automotive Technology Centre (CTAG) and the Port Authority of Vigo, has launched the “Green Bay project”, an ambitious plan that seeks to electrify shipping in the Vigo estuary and create an industrial ecosystem that provides technologies and components

The history of shipbuilding is written with the use of new materials and techniques that have allowed the materialisation of increasingly complex and safe ships. AISTER is part of a new chapter in the future of this industry with its participation in the European RESURGAM project. Quality is a fundamental pillar in the shipbuilding industry,

In AISTER we have delivered, in record time, a lifeboat with capacity for 150 people ordered by Naviera Armas to replace a unit in the ferry “Volcán del Teide”. The order was placed in February and was delivered to the customer on April 30th, in the middle of the health crisis. This ferry was built

The C. 710 is a new 95.3 m scientific research ship that has just been completed by the CNP Freire shipyard in partnership with AISTER with the “most advanced design in Latin America”. Its high-tech construction puts Galician marine engineering at the forefront of the sector. With a marine-grade steel hull and an aluminium superstructure,