In the marine industry, GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) represents a forward-thinking material solution, addressing long-standing issues such as corrosion, weight, and maintenance. The unique properties of GFRP—especially its resistance to saltwater, high strength-to-weight ratio, and design flexibility—make it ideal for ship hulls, decks, gratings, and offshore platforms. Featured thinking in this space focuses on not just replacing traditional steel or aluminum, but reimagining vessel design with modular, lightweight structures that reduce fuel consumption and extend service life. Additionally, innovations in GFRP hybrid composites and fire-retardant resins are pushing the boundaries of regulatory compliance and performance in both commercial and military vessels. As environmental regulations tighten and the demand for sustainable, low-maintenance materials grows, GFRP is becoming a strategic material of choice in the next generation of marine engineering.