Davie has acquired the Mäntyluoto shipyard from Enersense for approximately 7.5 million euros to enhance Arctic shipbuilding capabilities, securing jobs and promoting industry growth in Finland.

Target Information

The target of this acquisition is the Mäntyluoto shipyard in Pori, Finland, which is a subsidiary of the Finnish company Enersense. This facility has long been underutilized and has experienced several ownership changes over the years, previously being known for its specialization in offshore oil rig platforms. With about 100 employees currently working at the Pori facility, it is anticipated that they will retain their positions under the new ownership structure, although many are currently on temporary furlough.

Davie, a Canadian shipbuilding group that also owns the Helsinki Shipyard, is set to utilize the capabilities of the Mäntyluoto yard to support large-scale Arctic projects. This acquisition comes as part of a larger strategy to enhance Davie's operational capacity within the Arctic shipbuilding sector.

Industry Overview in Finland

The Finnish shipbuilding industry has a rich heritage, renowned for its advanced technology and engineering expertise. Finland has established itself as a leader in specialized ship manufacturing, with a focus on ice-capable vessels and

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Davie

invested in

Enersense Offshore - Mäntyluoto shipyard

in 2025

in a Buyout deal

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Transaction Size: $8M

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