According to information published by Infodefensa on July 5, 2023, the Peruvian Navy confirms that SIMA Peru will be the shipyard responsible for the design and construction of the six new Multirole ships that will replace the Lupo class frigates.
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Launching ceremony of the Peruvian Makassar class landing platform dock BAP Pisco built by SIMA. (Picture source: SIMA)
Launching ceremony of the Peruvian Makassar class landing platform dock BAP Pisco built by SIMA. (Picture source: SIMA)
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