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Home›Shipbuilding›Chinese Shipyard Launches New Vessel for Atlantska Plovidba
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November 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Chinese Shipyard Launches New Vessel for Atlantska Plovidba

On 18th November Chinese shipyard Jiangsu Eastern Heavy Industry Co (JEHI), succesfully launches the newbuilding panamax vessel m/v AP Argosy built for Atlantska Plovidba. The ship is sistership of m/vs Miho Pracat and Zagreb built for Atlantska Plovidba a couple of years ago in the same shipyard. A

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On 18th November Chinese shipyard Jiangsu Eastern Heavy Industry Co (JEHI), succesfully launches the newbuilding panamax vessel m/v AP Argosy built for Atlantska Plovidba.

The ship is sistership of m/vs Miho Pracat and Zagreb built for Atlantska Plovidba a couple of years ago in the same shipyard.

ATLANTSKA PLOVIDBA is Croatian based company with activities in maritime and river transport sectors.

Policy of Atlantska Plovidba d.d. is to maintain an independent position in the predominantly dry bulk and heavy lift market and to consistently meet and satisfy the needs and expectations of their national and international Clients.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, November 18, 2011; Image: Atlantska Plovidba

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