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Davie welcomes new Quebec Maritime Strategy

June 29, 20154:17 PM CNW

LEVIS, QC, June 29, 2015 /CNW Telbec/ – As a leader in the North American maritime industry, Davie applauds the Government of Quebec for its commitment to the sector in its first-ever maritime strategy; which will lead to more jobs and economic prosperity.

The maritime strategy that the Quebec government launched today is keenly focused on the sustainability of the maritime industry.

“The development of a maritime cluster which extends throughout the maritime industry is a model which has worked very well in several European coastal states”, said Alan Bowen, CEO, Davie. “I commend Premier Couillard and Minister D’Amour for their recognition of the importance of the naval shipbuilding industry to the province’s economy.”

Davie would also like to highlight the Quebec government’s initiative to work with the federal government to ensure that Quebec’s shipyards participate in the renewal of the Canadian Navy’s fleet.

Moreover, the Quebec government will invest in other beneficial measures in order to develop Quebec’s shipyards by maintaining the refundable tax credit for the construction and refitting of ship; by pinpointing other financial means and alternatives to the surety and guarantees respecting shipbuilding, and through additional capital to develop local shipyards.

The support for additional training programs in order to develop a skilled workforce, and research and development efforts made in Quebec will help the maritime sector seize new development opportunities. Davie eagerly awaits the opportunity to collaborate further with local colleges and technical schools. Furthermore, the Quebec government’s decision to encourage the use of more sustainable energy sources such as LNG is also good news for Davie.

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NOTE TO THE EDITORS: 

Chantier Davie Canada Inc. – voted North American Shipyard of the Year (2015) by Lloyd’s List.

Davie is Canada’s award-winning, largest and highest capacity shipyard and industrial fabricator. Davie provides a broad range of products and services to industries from offshore oil & gas to defence. Certified to ISO 9001:2008, Davie leverages its high capacity fabrication facilities with its advanced project management and engineering capability to manage end-to-end construction projects and provide best-practice through life solutions to its corporate and governmental clients

SOURCE Davie Shipbuilding

Image with caption: “From left to right : Premier Philippe Couillard, Mr. Marc Babinski Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Chief Legal Counsel Davie Canada, Minister Jean D’Amour (CNW Group/Davie Shipbuilding)”. Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20150629_C8739_PHOTO_EN_430240.jpg

Image with caption: “Davie Shipbuilding (CNW Group/Davie Shipbuilding)”. Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20150629_C8739_PHOTO_EN_430238.jpg

Davie Shipbuilding (CNW Group/Davie Shipbuilding)

For further information: Marc-André Deschênes, Senior Consultant, Strategy Advisors, C : 514-212-5453

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