The global maritime economy is at the brink of a significant structural expansion, particularly within the naval industry, which encompasses shipbuilding, repair, conversion, maintenance, and dismantling of various vessels and offshore platforms. This industry is now one of the most sophisticated, capital-intensive, and strategic sectors in international commerce. Currently, the shipbuilding industry alone exceeds $150 billion annually in new orders, with a complementary market for maintenance, repair, and modernization (MRO), which is estimated to exceed $100 billion and is experiencing sustained growth due to three key structural trends: maritime energy transition, stricter environmental regulations, and the aging of commercial and cruise fleets.