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Home›Fossil Energy›South Korea’s Samsung Wins USD 1.1 bln Order for Two Drillships
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February 24, 2012 · about 14 years ago

South Korea’s Samsung Wins USD 1.1 bln Order for Two Drillships

Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), one of South Korea’s “Big Three” shipbuilding companies says it has received an order for the construction of two drillships. The order’s estimated value is approximately USD 1.1 billion and it comes from a “large-scale” international corporation. According to the con

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Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), one of South Korea’s “Big Three” shipbuilding companies says it has received an order for the construction of two drillships.

The order’s estimated value is approximately USD 1.1 billion and it comes from a “large-scale” international corporation . According to the contract details posted on the Korea Exchange (KRX), SHI will make the deliveries no later than August 31, 2014.

This has been a fruitful month for Samsung Heavy Industries. On February 13, the company announced it had received the order from INPEX for the construction of an offshore central processing facility (CPF) for the Ichthys LNG project in Australia.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, February 24, 2012; Image: SHI

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