About A&P Group.
About Us.
Global ship repair, conversion and marine specialist A&P Group has a proud history of quality-driven engineering and marine excellence spanning six decades.
With far-reaching capabilities from our two UK locations, A&P Falmouth and A&P Tyne, we combine a rich heritage of marine engineering skills and experience to provide ship owners, governments and energy companies with all the precision skills needed to complete the most demanding projects.
A&P is part of the APCL Group – which brings together A&P Group, Cammell Laird and Neway. Our services and global reach supports defence and international maritime communities at home and in operational theatres.
Strategic Locations
As the largest commercial ship repair and conversion specialist in the UK, we have earned an enviable reputation for delivering engineering strength across the commercial marine, major fabrication and defence sectors.
Our vision is to continue to build our core business in support of global shipping and the maritime and oil and gas industries, and to deliver engineering strength to the emerging civil nuclear and renewable energy sectors.
Our Expertise
The combination of a highly skilled workforce and management team, first class waterfront engineering infrastructure and exceptional customer focus and care underpins these aims. Health and safety is at the heart of our business and a critical component in determining the future growth, success and reputation of A&P Group.
About APCL Group
The APCL Group brings together A&P Group, Cammell Laird and Neway – some of the most illustrious names in the maritime industry.
A&P Group and Cammell Laird are the UK’s largest commercial ship building and ship repair operations.
Neway Industrial Services delivers a range of painting and blasting services across the UK. APCL operates three strategic facilities across the UK in the South West, North East and North West of England.
Together, the APCL Group operates 9 drydocks, employs 1,400 people, and supports a vibrant supply chain across the globe.
