Port of Malabo · Gulf of Guinea
A shipyard
for complex challenges
Shipbuilding, ship and drilling rig repair, metal fabrication and equipment servicing. Dry-docking, modernisation and production work at ASABA’s facilities in the Port of Malabo.
01 / About the Shipyard
One shipyard.
Integrated expertise.
ASABA brings together docks, specialist workshops, crane equipment and its own design and engineering office.
From shipbuilding and metal fabrication to machining, repairs and equipment servicing, the scope of work is tailored to the project and the customer’s requirements.
More About the Shipyard02 / Infrastructure
Shipyard Facilities
Detailed specifications for docks, lifting equipment, workshops and shoreside infrastructure.
Floating Docks and Slipway
Large dock, small dock and a separate horizontal slipway — specifications and photographs of each facility.
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Quay Infrastructure
A 200 m general quay, a 180 m dedicated Jack-Up quay and a prepared 200 × 200 m seabed area with Location Approval issued.
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Shore, Mobile and Dock Cranes
Liebherr LR 1300 Litronic, LTM 1150/1 and LTM 1055-3.2, dock cranes and yard equipment.
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Production Workshops
Hull, mechanical assembly, diesel, piping, electrical and other production workshops.
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Aluminium Boatbuilding Workshop
From hull fabrication to outfitting a finished boat.
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Inspection Laboratory
Inspection of weld quality and structural condition.
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Covered and Fenced Storage
Enclosed warehouses and fenced storage areas at the shipyard.
Learn More03 / Services
From shipbuilding
to repairs and servicing
Shipbuilding, fabrication of structures and components, ship and drilling rig repair, equipment servicing, underwater work and tug assistance. Each service has a dedicated page describing the scope of work and the shipyard’s capabilities.
Dry-docking
Two floating docks and a horizontal slipway for hauling out vessels.
Learn MoreDrilling Rig and Offshore Ship Repairs
Repair of drilling rigs and offshore ships. Jack-Up rigs are positioned alongside the quay on their own legs, supported by the surveyed and cleared seabed.
Learn MoreHull and Welding Works
Structural repairs, component fabrication, cutting, bending and welding.
Learn MoreEngines and Diesel Workshop
Diagnostics, repairs and installation of main and auxiliary engines.
Learn MoreMachining and Mechanical Repairs
Component machining, machinery repairs and balancing.
Learn MoreElectrical Equipment and Automation
Electrical machines, power distribution, controls and marine electronics.
Learn MoreDiving and Underwater Services
Diving team and ROV: inspections, cleaning, maintenance and repairs to the underwater parts of vessels.
Learn MoreNon-Destructive Testing
VT, MT, PT, UT and residual thickness measurements.
Learn MoreTowing Equipment Testing
Towing equipment testing and measurement of vessel bollard pull.
Learn MoreHarbour Towage
Tug assistance for manoeuvring, mooring and docking operations in the Port of Malabo.
Learn MoreWe stay in touch after project completion and can send a technical team to the vessel or equipment operating location.
- Warranty support for completed work.
- Ongoing technical support and scheduled maintenance.
- Specialists deployed to the work site worldwide.
05 / Aluminium Boatbuilding
From design
to a finished boat
Design at ASABA Design Center, hull fabrication, outfitting, testing and handover to the customer. The Malabo workshop has been operating since early 2026.
Boats and Production06 / Quality and Safety
Processes backed
by documentation
Management system certification, qualified welding procedures and approvals for specific inspection methods.
Certification Scopes and Approvals07 / News
ASABA News
ASABA Posts on LinkedIn
- FAMAR INTERVENTION — Back Afloat at ASABA Shipyard
- Surface Preparation & Coating at ASABA Shipyard
- ASABA Shipyard — Ship Repair in West Africa
ASABA Expands Its Aluminium Boatbuilding Capabilities
A workshop in the Port of Malabo, a complete production cycle and outfitting tailored to the customer's requirements.
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Let's Discuss Your Project
Send us your initial specifications — we will agree the scope of work and the necessary technical requirements.