Trademarks

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1. Australian Shipbuilding Corporation

2. Propulsion & Turbines Group

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation and Propulsion & Turbines Group are Australian industrial brands focused on strengthening Australia's sovereign shipbuilding, maritime manufacturing and propulsion capabilities.

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation represents the broader national shipbuilding and maritime industrial capability, connecting shipbuilders, manufacturers, engineering companies, technology businesses, SMEs, universities, research institutions, governments and major domestic and international corporations.

The Corporation's focus encompasses the complete maritime industrial lifecycle, including design, engineering, manufacturing, fabrication, construction, systems integration, testing, commissioning, maintenance, sustainment, modernisation and disposal.

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation recognises that a modern shipbuilding industry extends far beyond the shipyard. Complex vessels depend upon an extensive industrial network encompassing steel and aluminium fabrication, precision machining, electrical systems, electronics, software, propulsion, power generation, advanced materials, specialist engineering and professional services.

The Corporation connects these capabilities to strengthen Australia's maritime industrial base and increase Australian participation in major domestic and international maritime programs.

Propulsion & Turbines Group operates as a specialist brand within this broader industrial framework, focused on marine propulsion, turbine technology, power generation and associated engineering and manufacturing capabilities.

Propulsion & Turbines Group encompasses marine diesel engines, gas turbines, steam turbines, electric propulsion, hybrid propulsion, generators, propulsion motors, gearboxes, power transmission systems, control systems and associated marine power technologies.

The Group supports the complete propulsion lifecycle, including engineering, manufacturing, assembly, systems integration, testing, commissioning, maintenance, repair, overhaul, modernisation and sustainment.

Together, Australian Shipbuilding Corporation and Propulsion & Turbines Group represent an integrated approach to developing Australia's maritime industrial capability.

The brands connect Australia's manufacturing and engineering base with major shipbuilders, maritime programs, defence organisations, research institutions and international technology partners.

The development of sovereign shipbuilding and propulsion capability strengthens Australia's national security, reduces critical supply-chain dependencies, supports advanced manufacturing, creates high-value employment and establishes opportunities for Australian businesses to participate in global maritime markets.

The brands also support the adoption of advanced technologies across Australia's maritime industry, including automation, robotics, digital engineering, additive manufacturing, advanced materials, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, advanced testing and inspection and predictive maintenance.

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation and Propulsion & Turbines Group are committed to the long-term development of an Australian maritime industrial base capable of designing, manufacturing, building, maintaining, modernising and sustaining complex vessels and propulsion systems in Australia.

Building Australia's Sovereign Maritime Capability

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation is committed to strengthening Australia's maritime industrial base through Australian manufacturing, engineering excellence, technology development, workforce capability and strategic international collaboration.

The Corporation connects Australian industry with shipbuilders, governments, defence organisations, research institutions and international industry to expand Australia's participation across the maritime supply chain.

Its commitment is to develop a shipbuilding industry that is sovereign, resilient, innovative, scalable and internationally competitive.

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation is building the industrial capability to build Australia's ships.

Powering Australia's Maritime Capability

Propulsion & Turbines Group is committed to strengthening Australia's sovereign propulsion and marine power capability through Australian engineering, manufacturing, technology development and international collaboration.

The Group connects Australian industry with shipbuilders, maritime programs, defence organisations, research institutions and international propulsion specialists to expand domestic capability across propulsion, turbines, power generation and associated systems.

Its commitment is to develop propulsion and power capability that is reliable, sovereign, technologically advanced, scalable and internationally competitive.

Propulsion & Turbines Group is building the power behind Australia's maritime capability.

The Australian Shipbuilding Corporation logo represents strength, precision, collaboration, maritime capability and industrial excellence.

The visual identity represents the connected Australian maritime industrial ecosystem and the continuous lifecycle of shipbuilding, from design and engineering through construction, operation, sustainment, modernisation and renewal.

Structural elements represent the engineering and manufacturing foundations of a modern vessel and the interconnected network of Australian manufacturers, shipbuilders, engineers, technology companies, research institutions and skilled workers that form Australia's maritime industrial base.

The Australian Shipbuilding Corporation name is presented in strong, clear typography reflecting the Corporation's authority, professionalism and national industrial purpose.

The Propulsion & Turbines Group logo operates within the same broader brand architecture while expressing the specialist nature of propulsion and power engineering.

Its visual identity represents mechanical power, precision engineering, rotating machinery, propulsion systems and energy generation.

Circular and radial elements represent turbines, rotating machinery, propulsion shafts and the transfer of mechanical energy into vessel propulsion and electrical power.

The two brand identities share a consistent industrial and engineering character, connecting them as complementary components of Australia's broader maritime industrial capability.

Together, the brands represent a unified commitment to Australian shipbuilding, sovereign maritime capability, advanced manufacturing, propulsion technology, industrial collaboration and the long-term development of Australia's maritime industrial base.