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Estaleiro Mauá CEO Miro Arantes took part in a Navalshore panel on the support-vessel market and the impact of global shipping dynamics on Brazil. Mauá said about 4,500 support vessels are operating worldwide and roughly half could reach 25 years of service by 2035.
At Navalshore, Estaleiro Mauá CEO Miro Arantes joined a panel on the support-vessel market and the impact of global trends on Brazil. He pointed to an aging world fleet, a comfortable PSV balance in Brazil for now, and a Brazilian HTS fleet in which about 70% of vessels are 16 years old or more.
Estaleiro Mauá took part in the EIC Forum: Naval Edition in Rio de Janeiro on 26 June 2026. CEO Miro Arantes was one of the panelists discussing strategies for vessel contracting in Brazil.
Estaleiro Mauá signed on to Niterói’s municipal Refis programme for the naval sector on 14 April, in a ceremony at the yard. The agreement was signed by CEO Miro Arantes and Mayor Rodrigo Neves, with municipal and state officials present.
More than 2,200 people took part in a commemorative run and walk for the 180th anniversary of Brazil’s naval industry on 8 February. The start was at Estaleiro Mauá in Niterói, and the event was organised by Circuito CPN.
Miro Arantes, CEO do Estaleiro Mauá, recebeu na semana passada a Medalha Amigo da Marinha durante cerimônia no CIAW, o Centro de Instrução Almirante Wandenkolk. A honraria é concedida a civis, militares de outras forças e instituições que se destacam na promoção da mentalidade marítima e no fortalecimento das relações com a Marinha do Brasil.
Estaleiro Mauá in Niterói received a Chinese delegation this week, the first stop on a visit to Brazilian shipyards. The yard said the visit followed federal talks with China under BRICS and that some technical and institutional feasibility terms were signed on 5 July.