Vinashin Lines Signs Contracts
September 25, 2006
According to reports, the Vinashin Lines Ltd Co, a subsidiary of Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (Vinashin), signed two major shipbuilding contracts this week in Hai Phong.
Under the first contract, the Ha Long Shipyard will build one 54,000-tonne ship, 190m long, 32.4m wide and 17.8m high, and with 9,480 horsepower, capable of running at 14 knots.
Matching the largest ships yet built in Vietnam, the 54,000-ton vessel
will be built at a cost of about $30m. The Ha Long Shipyard will start construction of the vessel in the 4th quarter of 2006 and launch the ship by the end of 2007.
Source:
Business in Asia Today
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