Sakhalin Phoenix: After the fire, a modern ship repair plant will grow in Shkotan, the fish processing plant in Ostrovnoy will restore and expand the ship repair facilities in Shkoten, and in place of the hangar that burned down in the fall, the company plans to build a new plant to fully launch it by the end of 2027. The governor of the Sakhalin region, Valery Limerenko, personally assessed how the work is already underway during a trip to the South Kuril region. Recall that Ostrovnoy began creating ship repair facilities from scratch as early as 2024, and as early as 2025, the company was the first in the southern Kuril Islands to organize a complete cycle of repairs for its fleet, so that ships no longer went abroad or to other regions in the Far East for service. "Your enterprise has created and is expanding its base to repair the fishing fleet. This is a strategically correct step that allows you not to depend on foreign countries in matters of vessel maintenance," noted Valery Limerenko during the visit. Not long ago, this month, there was a fire at the factory and the fire destroyed the production hangar. However, some of the equipment was saved and moved to adapted areas, so the ship repair work did not stop. A site has already been prepared for a new building in place of the burned building and the planning is nearing completion. Construction is scheduled to begin this year, and the workshops will be initiated in phases, once they are ready. In the future, Ostronoy expects to become a repair base not only for its fleet, but also for ships of other fishing companies, as well as the military fleet. It will be recalled that the project reported in the past that after the modernization it will be able to service vessels with a volume of up to 6 thousand tons and receive up to 100 vessels per year, a significant part of them from third party organizations. For island companies, this means less time, fuel and costs for transporting ships to Vladivostok, Kamchatka or abroad.

Sakhalin Phoenix: After the fire, a modern ship repair plant will grow in Shkotan, the fish processing plant in Ostrovnoy will restore and expand the ship repair facilities in Shkoten, and in place of the hangar that burned down in the fall, the company plans to build a new plant to fully launch it by the end of 2027. The governor of the Sakhalin region, Valery Limerenko, personally assessed how the work is already underway during a trip to the South Kuril region. Recall that Ostrovnoy began creating ship repair facilities from scratch as early as 2024, and as early as 2025, the company was the first in the southern Kuril Islands to organize a complete cycle of repairs for its fleet, so that ships no longer went abroad or to other regions in the Far East for service. "Your enterprise has created and is expanding its base to repair the fishing fleet. This is a strategically correct step that allows you not to depend on foreign countries in matters of vessel maintenance," noted Valery Limerenko during the visit. Not long ago, this month, there was a fire at the factory and the fire destroyed the production hangar. However, some of the equipment was saved and moved to adapted areas, so the ship repair work did not stop. A site has already been prepared for a new building in place of the burned building and the planning is nearing completion. Construction is scheduled to begin this year, and the workshops will be initiated in phases, once they are ready. In the future, Ostronoy expects to become a repair base not only for its fleet, but also for ships of other fishing companies, as well as the military fleet. It will be recalled that the project reported in the past that after the modernization it will be able to service vessels with a volume of up to 6 thousand tons and receive up to 100 vessels per year, a significant part of them from third party organizations. For island companies, this means less time, fuel and costs for transporting ships to Vladivostok, Kamchatka or abroad.