RORO passenger & cargo
Coming to the fleetMV Mother Immaculate Stars
Roble's first-ever newbuild — every other ship in the fleet was bought secondhand and refitted. Launched in May 2026 at a Chinese shipyard, she is on her way to the Philippines; where she'll sail is still to be announced.
Illustrative rendering of a Roble-livery RORO vessel. MV Mother Immaculate Stars was launched 16 May 2026 and had not entered Philippine service at publication time.
Not yet in service
Route to be announced
Coming to the fleet in 2026 — the first brand-new vessel Roble Shipping has ever ordered, rather than bought secondhand. Her route has not been announced yet.
What’s new on board
Arriving 2026Launched 16 May 2026 at Taizhou first brand-new vessel in Roble’s history
MV Mother Immaculate Stars launches 16 May 2026 at a shipyard in Taizhou, China — the first vessel Roble has ever ordered new, rather than bought secondhand.
Specifications · indicative
RORO passenger & cargo
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Passengers
None
Vehicles
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Classes
2026
Built
- Build record
- Launched 16 May 2026, Taizhou Hongtai Shipyard, China; IACS-classed under RINA (Italy)
Specifications are indicative — a plausible demo figure, not a published class certificate. Confirm exact capacity with the booking office when you travel.
Aboard
Board her deck by deck
Fare classes are published per route — and this vessel has no route to sail on at the moment.
Nothing to publish yet
Coming to the fleet in 2026 — the first brand-new vessel Roble Shipping has ever ordered, rather than bought secondhand. Her route has not been announced yet.
More of the ship
Around the decks
Photographs from across Roble's fleet — representative of the fit-out, not confirmed as MV Mother Immaculate Stars.
8 photographs · swipe
The navigation bridge, with control panels, engine telegraphs and wide windows over the water.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
The onboard canteen, upholstered booths and tiled tables beside the serving counter.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
The mini-canteen, a compact counter stocked with snacks, noodles and chilled drinks.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
The shipboard chapel, a small quiet room with rows of chairs facing an altar.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
A wood-panelled onboard corridor with a door marked “Suite Room.”
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
Ship's officers on the bridge during a watch, scanning the horizon with binoculars.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
Crew line up for a group photo on the open deck at sea, in white uniforms.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
Looking forward from the bow over calm water, mooring winches and coiled lines on deck.
Photo: Roble Shipping Inc.
Ready when MV Mother Immaculate Stars sails again
Every vessel with a published timetable is on the fleet board.