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March 3, 2010 · about 16 years ago

India expects increased demand for maintenance and capital dredging

The use of larger vessels, construction of new ports, an increased focus on coastal shipping, inland transportation and government support are likely to drive demand for both capital and maintenance dredging… [mappress] Source: Money Life, March 3, 2010;

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The use of larger vessels, construction of new ports, an increased focus on coastal shipping, inland transportation and government support are likely to drive demand for both capital and maintenance dredging…

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Source: Money Life, March 3, 2010;

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