Neptunus Ship Builders & Recyclers
Embark on a transformative journey with Neptunus, where 25+ years of mastery converge in global maritime, infrastructure, and renewable energy domains. Aligned with esteemed industry stalwarts including Adani, Larsen and Toubro, and Tata Projects, we pioneer groundbreaking initiatives. Through strategic alliances with eminent PMC authorities such as AECOM, CBRE, and Colliers International, we drive forward impactful projects spanning India, Malaysia, and Australia. Join us in shaping the future of sustainable development.
Our Commitment
Innovation
Annually recycling 500 ships and constructing 50 ships, we envision a future where our "Green Solution Method" transforms marine pollution prevention, setting new sustainability standards and revolutionizing eco-friendly practices.
Environmental Responsibility
Striving for carbon neutrality in five years, we aim to invest 10% of project costs in Guyana's carbon credit system, prioritizing waste management and energy efficiency.
Community Impact
Fueled by our commitment, we propel communities forward by generating over 22,000 jobs, igniting economic progress. Our dedication extends to enhancing lives through education, healthcare, and local development initiatives, forging a palpable impact on the Guyanese populace.
Working Area
Expert Team of People
Ship Recycling Capacity P.A.
Metal Scrap
Why Choose Neptunus
With contributions of USD 3 billion to Guyana's GDP and USD 300 millions in annual revenue for the government, the Neptunus Project is more than just a vision - it's a reality. Our track record of success speaks for itself, demonstrating our ability to deliver on our promises and drive tangible impact.
Safety and Compliance: Your safety is our top priority. With adherence to international standards and regulations, including ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications, we ensure a safe and secure working environment for our employees and partners.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a world where ship recycling facilities uphold the highest standards of cleanliness, safety, and fairness. We envision end-of-life vessels being recycled in environments that prioritize the well-being of workers, local communities, and the environment, ensuring a sustainable and responsible approach to ship disposal.
Our Mission
Our mission is to lead the transformation of the ship recycling industry by advocating for and implementing clean, safe, and just practices globally. We are committed to denouncing harmful practices, such as beaching vessels in developing countries, and promoting sustainable solutions that respect human rights, worker dignity, and environmental integrity. Through collaboration and innovation, we strive to set new benchmarks for accountability, responsibility, and ethical conduct in the maritime sector.
Services
Infrastructure and Facilities
Accreditations
Neptunus Ship Builders & Recyclers Pvt Ltd is accredited with a comprehensive range of leading global standards in shipbuilding, recycling, and repair. Our commitment to quality assurance and continuous improvement is evident through our adherence to the following prestigious standards.
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Mr. Deepak Reddy Pillapalem
With 20 years of experience, Mr. Pillapalem serves as Director, overseeing operations and strategic decisions. He has a strong track record in financial planning and project execution.
Mr. N.V. Ramana
With over 40 years in international shipping, Mr. Ramana, as Director, emphasizes community development and ethical practices. He oversees shipyard operations and dry dock works.
Mr. Gurudath Nadimapally
With 35 years in legal advisory roles, Mr. Nadimapally brings expertise in compliance to the board as Director.
Dr. Jayaprada Chunduri
As Director, Dr. Chunduri, a Marine Biologist, contributes insights into environmental sustainability and conservation, with extensive research experience.
Newsroom
Press Release – Union Bay residents still fighting against hazardous shipbreaking
Three years after initial protests and warnings, the infamous shipbreaking company Deep Water Recovery Ltd (DWR) persists in scrapping vessels at Union Bay, Canada, in blatant violation of international and national rules and standards.
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Press Release – A surprisingly hushed start to ship recycling in 2024
In its latest weekly ship-recycling report, GMS observes that despite the Pakistani and Bangladeshi markets stabilizing and showing increased aggression at the bidding tables over the past five weeks, alongside the onset of the Chinese New Year holidays worldwide, the start of 2024 has been quieter for ship recycling than expected.
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Press Release – Latest report on ship recycling in Turkey presented in Izmir
On February 3, in Izmir, Turkey, a report was presented focusing on the challenges and future directions of ship recycling in Turkey. Attendees included representatives from local organizations, unions, and concerned citizens who participated in discussions about the sector's future and the promotion of safe and environmentally friendly practices.
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Press Release – List of ships dismantled worldwide in 2023
Shipping industry's disgrace: 85 percent of global tonnage scrapped on three beaches in South Asia.
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Press Release – Global Ship Recycling Market: A Year in Review and 2024 Projections
The ship recycling market experienced significant fluctuations in 2023, as highlighted by a prominent cash buyer of ships, Best Oasis, in its latest report.
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