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Home›Shipbuilding›Qingshan Shipyard Nets Contract for Asphalt Carrier Duo
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September 21, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Qingshan Shipyard Nets Contract for Asphalt Carrier Duo

Xin Yuan Group (Hongkong) Corporation has reportedly ordered two 7,499 dwt asphalt carriers to be built at Sinotrans & CSC Shipbuilding Industry Corporation’s Qingshan Shipyard. The two asphalt carriers are slated for delivery in December 2016 and January 2017. The latest order follows the launching

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Xin Yuan Group (Hongkong) Corporation has reportedly ordered two 7,499 dwt asphalt carriers to be built at Sinotrans & CSC Shipbuilding Industry Corporation’s Qingshan Shipyard.

The two asphalt carriers are slated for delivery in December 2016 and January 2017.

The latest order follows the launching ceremony of the first 12,800 dwt asphalt tanker built by Qingshan Shipyard for Xin Yuan Group which was held on Sep 14.

The vessel was the first 10,000-ton class asphalt tanker launched in Central China, and it will be delivered in early 2016.

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