Media release

RMC enters new production development phase and simultaneously renews its management

Construction of the world’s southernmost LNG-powered car and passenger ferry started at Rauma, Finland – RMC to build two RoPax ferries for the open sea route between mainland Australia and Tasmania

The cornerstone of the multipurpose construction hall for the Finnish Navy’s Squadron 2020 project was laid at Rauma shipyard – the hall will guarantee the security of the construction project

COVID-19 situation at Rauma shipyard calm – practical effects of the Regional State Administrative Agency’s order concerning RMC to be clarified

The number of COVID cases at Rauma shipyard is declining – RMC will continue random testing and additional efforts to prevent new cases

Rauma Marine Constructions is preparing for the Finnish Navy’s Squadron 2020 project by building a new multipurpose construction hall at Rauma shipyard – construction will start in November

RMC calls for the introduction of a COVID pass in Finland as soon as possible – testing at the shipyard will continue next week

Enhanced COVID-19 testing at Rauma shipyard continues – RMC encourages network company employees to get vaccinated and considers mandatory vaccination

40 employees working at the Rauma shipyard have tested positive for coronavirus – the majority of cases discovered through random testing commissioned by RMC

Car and passenger ferry Aurora Botnia, built at Rauma shipyard, will be christened today in Vaasa, Finland