Naval Boat Building Yard

The Naval Boat Building Yard (NBBY), located in the Welisara Naval Complex, has built an enviable reputation for its capacity to provide improved GRP/ FRP vessels on schedule and to construct vessels to fit a wide range of customer requirements.

NBBY's products were battle tested in the war against the LTTE and made a vital contribution in the closing stages. Extensive usage of NBBY-built Arrow Boats and Wave Rider Inshore Patrol Craft with lower profile, better speed, improved agility, increased fire power, and ultra-shallow water operating capability has proven critical in winning fights at sea. These craft are currently widely utilized for special operations, coastal protection, harbour defence, and maritime community support.

NBBY has complete on-site GRP/FRP boat construction and refurbishment facilities. The firm has amassed marine, electrical, and electronics engineering skills throughout the years. By embracing the convenience of in-situ manufacturing, the organization's well-known engineering synergy has resulted in superior products.

NBBY is committed to providing the highest level of quality service to its clients by adhering to the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System and establishing a better working environment for its workers by adhering to the ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health & Safety Management System. State-of-the-art craft design, efficient hull manufacture, efficient powering, modern machinery installations, better habitability, and compliance with ship classifications provide an edge in competing for international consumers in the global market.

NBBY provides the highest level of technical expertise and trained personnel in Sri Lanka to suit the needs of any maritime vessel up to 20 meters in length. Today, with a strong emphasis on continuous innovation and product development, NBBY has shown considerable promise in assisting the government's aspirations to become a "developed nation" by producing high-quality, high-performance innovative craft for both domestic and foreign clients.

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