PGZ Naval Shipyard
Polish naval shipyard in Gdynia, part of the Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa group, building and modernizing warships for the Polish Navy.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
PGZ Naval Shipyard (PGZ Stocznia Wojenna) is a Polish naval shipyard based in Gdynia. According to its official website, the shipyard was established in 2017 by taking over the assets and traditions of the Naval Shipyard (Stocznia Marynarki Wojennej), and it is currently part of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa, described by the company as one of the largest defence concerns in Central and Eastern Europe. The company states that acquiring an enterprise with nearly a century of cooperation with the Navy allows it to use specialized infrastructure, a location directly adjacent to the main naval base, and familiarity with naval cooperation practice. Its stated main goal is conducting projects for Poland's fundamental security interest. The official site highlights programs including Miecznik multi-purpose frigates for the Navy, the Ratownik maritime rescue project, Kormoran-type minehunters, an investment program, repairs and modernizations, new military construction, an electronics and armament center, and a chemical laboratory. It also reports 2026 milestones for the first Miecznik frigate, Wicher, including a naming ceremony, roll-out, and planned launching in August 2026 at the shipyard in Gdynia.
History
According to its official website, PGZ Naval Shipyard was established in 2017 by taking over the assets and traditions of the Naval Shipyard (Stocznia Marynarki Wojennej). It is currently part of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa, described by the company as one of the largest defence concerns in Central and Eastern Europe. The company states that the acquisition of an enterprise with nearly a century of cooperation with the Navy enables it to use specialized infrastructure, a location directly adjacent to the main naval base, and familiarity with naval cooperation practice. Its main goal is conducting projects for Poland's fundamental security interest. The official site lists programs including Miecznik multi-purpose frigates for the Navy, the Ratownik maritime rescue project, Kormoran-type minehunters, an investment program, repairs and modernizations, new military construction, an electronics and armament center, and a chemical laboratory. In 2026, the site reported milestones for the first Miecznik frigate, Wicher: a christening ceremony on 12 August 2026 with the President and Prime Minister, a roll-out on 10 August 2026, and a planned launching in August 2026 at the shipyard in Gdynia.
Products and positioning
Naval shipyard conducting projects for Poland's fundamental security interest, part of one of the largest defence concerns in Central and Eastern Europe.
Miecznik multi-purpose frigates
Multi-purpose frigates for the Polish Navy; first of three, Wicher, was christened in 2026.
Ratownik maritime rescue project
Described on the official site as a new chapter in maritime rescue.
Kormoran-type minehunters
Minehunters of the Kormoran type.
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