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Home›Green Marine›Global Marine Energy wins orders worth 10 mln usd
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September 21, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Global Marine Energy wins orders worth 10 mln usd

Global Marine Energy PLC said its US subsidiary Patriot has secured additional orders worth 10 mln usd, including options exercised by the clients. The orders are from China’s Dalian New Shipbuilding for the supply of marine deck cranes to build new rigs. The orders follow the 9.6 mln usd worth of o

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Global Marine Energy PLC said its US subsidiary Patriot has secured additional orders worth 10 mln usd, including options exercised by the clients.

The orders are from China’s Dalian New Shipbuilding for the supply of marine deck cranes to build new rigs.

The orders follow the 9.6 mln usd worth of orders the company announced on Tuesday and the company said it is confident of attracting further business.

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