Victoria’s Last Warship-Building Shipyard Sold to HK-based Group, Analysts Weigh In
Williamstown Shipyard was used to construct all 10 ANZAC class frigates for Australia and New Zealand.
Concerns have been raised by defence analysts regarding the sale of Victoria’s last warship-building shipyard, Williamstown Shipyard. The shipyard, previously owned by BAE Systems Australia, was sold this year to EMKC3, which is partially owned by Hong Kong-based EMKC Group. There are reported plans to redevelop the site for residential apartments, retail, and light industry.
- Victoria’s last warship-building shipyard, Williamstown Shipyard, has been sold.
- The sale has raised concerns among defence analysts.
- The shipyard was sold to Australian business EMKC3, part-owned by Hong Kong-based EMKC Group.
- The sale price is around A$200 million.
- Reported plans include building residential apartments, retail, and light industry.
- The shipyard previously built all 10 ANZAC class frigates and worked on Landing Helicopter Dock vessels.
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