
The German shipbuilding company Meyer Werft has
announced that in 2025 it recorded revenues of 2.83 billion
euro, up from €1.37 billion in the annual financial year
mainly thanks to the delivery of the two ships from
Asuka III cruise for NYK Cruises and
Disney Destiny
for Disney Cruise Line by Meyer Werft in the shipyard of
Papenburg, from the delivery of two river passenger ships by
subsidiary Neptun Werft in Rostock and the restructuring of
a cruise ship at the Wismar shipyard.
In addition, last year the gross operating margin was
improved significantly from -527.6 million in 2024 to
-251.8 million euros. Meyer Werft closed 2025 with a
net loss of -€383.8 million compared to -€569.2 million
in the previous year. Meyer Werft highlighted that the 2024 data
are only comparable to a limited extent due to the broad
corporate restructuring of the group carried out during
that year.