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Home›Green Marine›China’s shipbuilding expected to exceed 10 million dwt this year: official
Green Marine

June 16, 2005 · about 21 years ago

China’s shipbuilding expected to exceed 10 million dwt this year: official

China is expected to build ships totaling more than 10 million dead weight tonnage (dwt) for the first time in its history, said an official in charge of the country’s shipbuilding sector on Thursday in Beijing.

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China is expected to build ships totaling more than 10 million dead weight tonnage (dwt) for the first time in its history, said an official in charge of the country’s shipbuilding sector on Thursday in Beijing.

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