The Shipyard Today

Today, Atsalakis Shipyard stands as a modern, technically organized, and operationally flexible ship repair facility, with a clear focus on delivering high-quality services for Commercial Vessels, Motor Yachts, and high-specification Yachts.

With upgraded infrastructure, state-of-the-art equipment, and well-structured operational procedures, the Shipyard fully meets the demands of both domestic and international maintenance, repair, conversion, and refit projects, placing strong emphasis on safety, reliability, and strict adherence to project schedules.

The Shipyard’s operation is founded on technical excellence, effective coordination of personnel and specialized teams, and continuous investment in equipment and know-how. Its modern facilities, heavy-duty machinery, and port infrastructure enable the simultaneous execution of multiple projects, ensuring high productivity without compromising quality or the safety of personnel and vessels.

Particular importance is placed by the management team on the use of internationally certified marine-grade materials. All materials used in repair, painting, and maintenance works — including marine coatings, antifouling paints, protection systems, and technical applications — are sourced exclusively from leading and internationally recognized manufacturers in the marine industry. The selection of certified materials guarantees durability, reliability, and full compliance with current maritime and environmental standards.

Today, the Shipyard has entered a mature and technologically advanced phase of its development. The ongoing investments and the progressive strategic direction implemented by the Management are creating the foundations for future growth into even more complex projects, the adoption of new materials and technologies, and the provision of integrated ship repair and refit services across the Eastern Mediterranean market.

With these foundations, Atsalakis Shipyard is now taking the most decisive steps of a successful journey that will continue for the decades ahead, both in Greece and internationally.