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INP Shipbuilding in Ulsan was a proud medium-sized shipyard with a reputation for building sophisticated stainless steel chemical tankers as well as anchor handling tug supply ships.

In 2006, the anchors started to fall off the yard after a brave expansion move and a new slipway with a 20,000 dwt handling capacity left no room for the company̵...

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