As you suspect, Uwe, it's not the same. The "latest name" is un infuriating symptom of a "lazy database" and this isn't the only website that suffers from it.
However in this case it's also complete nonsense. The former Clydebank yard is a completely different place to the Yarrow yard at Scotstoun, now known as BAe Systems Surface Ships.
The only tenuous connection between the two shipyards is that for a short period of just over two years (2/1968-4/1970) they were part of Upper Clyde Shipbuilders along with yards in Govan and Linthouse.
Neither Yarrow nor BAe have ever had any interest in the Clydebank site. After shipbuilding ended there in 1971, the yard was sold to Marathon Oil, later UIE Scotland/Bouygues, for rig-building until it finally closed in 2001.
Sorry, Cedric, but Wikipedia says absolutely nothing about Clydebank on that page. The site is now the campus of Clydebank College.
Perhaps the database providers will get this sorted.