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New ARDITI ship is already built and now enters testing phasePhoto by José Eduardo Barrios Bañuelos on Pexels
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New ARDITI ship is already built and now enters testing phase

Funchal Notícias2 September 2026 at 18:43

ARDITI's new research vessel completed its construction on August 28, 2026, and has now entered the testing phase. The vessel, which is multipurpose and features an equipped platform, represents a significant investment in the ocean technologies sector.

The acquisition of the vessel was financed by investment C10-i06 RAM – Ocean Technologies, integrated into the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR). This funding demonstrates the commitment to the development of marine research and technological capabilities in the region.

The project resulted from the international public tender no. CPI 01/ARDITI/2024, which regulated the entire acquisition process of the research vessel. ARDITI, as the responsible entity, oversaw the entire process from the launch of the tender to the completion of the vessel's construction.

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