The world's leading magazine for ship repair, maintenance and conversion.

Principly intended to keep shipowners, managers and operators up to date with the latest developments in the technical and commercial aspects of ship repair, maintenance and coversion. Drydock also has a significant readership amongst shiprepairers, port authorities, equipment manufacturers and suppliers.

Drydocks commitment to providing its clients with an authoritive medium for their advertising message is as true today as when the magazine was launched in 1979

If your company is involved in the ship repair, maintenance and conversion industry, or provides ongoing customer care and after sales programmes for products and equipment incorporated at newbuilding stage, then make Drydock your first choice. 

In the last issue we covered:

• On the line - Bretagne Pole Naval, concentrating on cooperation
• Face the Facts - the Innovation Hub, the centre for marine design and engineering companies in NE England
• Spotlight - Netherlands
• Back to Class -  Class societies respond to Arctic exploration
• Area Review - Middle east
• In Focus - Hull performance
• Analysis - The green ship of the future
• Mechanical Matters - MarineShaft puts it straight
• Worldwide
• News