Repnaval was founded in London in the year 1909 with the name of “Compañía Carbonera de Las Palmas S.A “. In 1988 it became part of the Grupo Zamakona Yards in the Canary Islands. The privileged geografical and strategic location in the Port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as well as the excellent weather in the area make of Repnaval the suitable and idealistic place for repairing, maintenance and transformation vessels.

The impetus behind the founding of Dorbyl Heavy Engineering back in 1946 was to provide a much-needed service to the fast growing Heavy Engineering Industry in South Africa. Through the continuous and constant expansion and development of new businesses and new markets, new divisions were incorporated over the years to form self-sustainable business units.

CARENA has 55-years tradition   as a leading ship repair facility on the Guinea Gulf, our impressive list of   facilities is backed by a dedicated team with years of experience. From major   repair jobs to routine overhauls and maintenance, CARENA bring a tradition of   quality to every job. We have combined years of experience with state-of-the-art   technology to keep our repair yard the most customer responsive and most   efficient on West Africa.

Proudly South African, Elgin Brown and Hamer is the oldest ship repair company in South Africa, having been in existence since 1878. The company operates around the Southern African coast, with branches in Durban, East London, Cape Town and  Walvis Bay. The Elgin Brown and Hamer Group comprises of 8 companies.

Chantier Navals de Dakar S.A. (Dakarnave) is a member of the Lisnave Group of companies.The yard is situated on the West Coast of Africa in Dakar, Senegal, ideally located to cater for the conversion and repair needs of owners trading in the area.

Cameroon Shipyard & Industrial Engineering Ltd (CNIC) is a giant industrial engineering complex, dedicated to serving the needs of shipping companies and marine industries operating on the western seaboard of Africa from Cape Verde down to Angola