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Home›Clean Fuel›DSME orders TTS equipment for LNG newbuilds
Clean Fuel

July 8, 2015 · about 11 years ago

DSME orders TTS equipment for LNG newbuilds

TTS Group informed that its unit, TTS Marine in Bremen signed two contracts with an approximate value of NOK 37 million.

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TTS Group informed that its unit, TTS Marine in Bremen signed two contracts with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering worth about NOK 37 million.

The two new building contracts are for delivering of anchor and mooring winches for LNG carriers and tankers in total of 6 vessels, the company informed in a statement.

According to TTS, the contracts at South Korea’s DSME are for shipowners from United Kingdom and Africa.

The delivery will take place in the period of 2016-2017.

1 NOK = 0.12187 USD

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Image: TTS Group

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