Ship & Boat BuildingCable ShipsTersan to Build of One of the World’s Largest Cable-Laying Vessels

Tersan to Build of One of the World’s Largest Cable-Laying Vessels

Tersan Shipyard is proud to announce the signing of a major construction contract with LS Marine Solution (subsidiary of LS Cable & System), for the build of one of the world’s largest cable-laying vessels (CLVs).

Designed by Salt Ship Design AS, the next-generation vessel will feature a 13,000-ton cable loading capacity, making it Asia’s largest cable-laying vessel by capacity. Notably, the vessel will be capable of simultaneously laying high-voltage direct current (HVDC) submarine cables and fibre optic cables, ensuring unmatched versatility and efficiency in the global subsea installation market.

This landmark project represents a strategic investment by LS Marine Solution to expand its offshore capabilities in response to the growing demand for renewable energy infrastructure and cross-border power transmission networks.

This high-profile cable-laying vessel order further reinforces Tersan Shipyard’s standing as a trusted builder of complex, high-specification vessels and highlights the increasing collaboration between global industry leaders in the pursuit of clean energy transformation.

About Tersan Shipyard

Tersan Shipyard is specialized in building technologically advanced offshore, fishing, passenger and other types of vessels for worldwide customers. Tersan is a diversified shipbuilder whom has gained considerable experience in building of LNG and battery operated vessels besides number of value-added niche new-built ships of many types and sizes.

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