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Kongsberg Maritime to acquire Berg Propulsion

Por Rafael Bortoloti13 de julho de 2026 às 15:291 min de leitura
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Kongsberg Maritime has announced an agreement to acquire Sweden-based Berg Propulsion, in a move aimed at expanding its integrated propulsion portfolio across a broader range of commercial vessel segments. The deal brings together two propulsion specialists with highly complementary portfolios, combining Kongsberg Maritime’s advanced solutions for high-performance vessels with Berg Propulsion’s established position in merchant vessels, product tankers and other volume ship segments.

According to the company, the acquisition will broaden its ability to deliver complete propulsion and electrical systems while strengthening lifecycle support through a larger global service network. Berg Propulsion is a leading supplier of controllable pitch propellers, thrusters and integrated propulsion systems, with an installed base of approximately 4,000 vessels worldwide.

Following completion, Berg Propulsion will continue operating as a separate brand within Kongsberg Maritime’s Propulsion & Handling division, preserving its existing organization while benefiting from Kongsberg Maritime’s global scale and aftermarket capabilities. The combined portfolio will cover controllable pitch propellers, thrusters, hybrid and electric propulsion systems, and integrated vessel control solutions.

The transaction reflects a broader trend in the maritime industry, where shipowners are increasingly seeking integrated propulsion packages that combine mechanical equipment, electrical systems, automation and lifecycle services. As efficiency, emissions reduction and total cost of ownership become increasingly important investment criteria, equipment suppliers continue expanding their portfolios through strategic acquisitions, broadening their integrated offerings across the vessel lifecycle.

Esta matéria foi produzida pela equipe editorial da Westhon Media para o One Energy News.

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