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April 4, 2007 · about 19 years ago

A 6000 ton Side Stone Dumping Vessel ordered in Korea

On the 4th of April Codralux S.A., member of the Jan De Nul Group, signed a contract for the construction of a 6000 ton Side Stone Dumping Vessel. This contract follows less than a month after the signing of a contract for the construction of two large selfpropelled cutter suction dredgers (see the

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On the 4th of April Codralux S.A., member of the Jan De Nul Group, signed a contract for the construction of a 6000 ton Side Stone Dumping Vessel. This contract follows less than a month after the signing of a contract for the construction of two large selfpropelled cutter suction dredgers (see the press release of March 2007). The contract has been awarded to Heun Woo Steel Co.Ltd.in Busan, Korea. This shipyard is already building two 7500 m3 hopper dredgers for the Jan De Nul Group.

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