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October 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Malaysian shipyards play catch-up with regional peers

ALTHOUGH Malaysian shipyards have never had it this good before, they are somehow still far behind their Asian counterparts. Thanks to a booming global shipping industry, Malaysian shipyards are working overtime, mostly to meet backlog orders that could stretch well into 2008. The biggest player, Ma

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ALTHOUGH Malaysian shipyards have never had it this good before, they are somehow still far behind their Asian counterparts.

Thanks to a booming global shipping industry, Malaysian shipyards are working overtime, mostly to meet backlog orders that could stretch well into 2008.

The biggest player, Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd (MMHE), has RM2 billion in backlog orders, which will keep it busy until the middle of 2008.

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