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Home›Green Marine›Aker Braila to build another two ships worth 20m euros
Green Marine

August 11, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Aker Braila to build another two ships worth 20m euros

Aker Braila shipyard, part of Aker Yards Norwegian group, is going to build two ships worth 20m euros together for Maritima French ship owner, reads a company release. Delivery deadlines for the two ships are March and June 2008. Aker Yards, one of the world’s biggest ship builders, has secured nume

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Aker Braila shipyard, part of Aker Yards Norwegian group, is going to build two ships worth 20m euros together for Maritima French ship owner, reads a company release. Delivery deadlines for the two ships are March and June 2008. Aker Yards, one of the world’s biggest ship builders, has secured numerous orders for the two shipyards it owns in Romania over the past two years, with the value of the respective orders ranging between 30 and 150 million euros. For most of these orders, the shipyards in Braila and Tulcea built only the ship bodies, with the ships being equipped in Norway.

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