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Home›Shipbuilding›Pacific Carriers Tied to Tanker Order at STX
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July 10, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Pacific Carriers Tied to Tanker Order at STX

Singapore’s Pacific Carriers Limited (PCL) has reportedly decided to expand its fleet by up to three new tankers.

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Singapore-based shipping firm Pacific Carriers Limited (PCL) has reportedly decided to expand its fleet by up to three new units.

According to data provided by Asiasis, the company placed on order for three crude oil product carriers in early July.

The units, which would each feature 50,000 dwt, are scheduled for delivery in early 2020.

The new ships would be built by South Korea’s STX Offshore & Shipbuilding.

World Maritime News Staff

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