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Saronic plans US$3 billion Texas shipyard as Navy drone boat use expands

Rod Chang

Rod Chang

, Taipei

Jul 23, 2026, 07:59 0

Credit: Saronic

US defense startup Saronic Technologies said it will build its next-generation shipyard, Port Alpha, in Brownsville, Texas, in a project valued at more than US$3 billion. The facility is scheduled to start construction in 2026 and open in 2028, with the...

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