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November 24, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Japan: NYK Takes Delivery of New Bulk Carrier

On November 22, Suigo, a new 174,000 DWT class bulk carrier built by Namura Shipbuilding Co. Ltd., was delivered to NYK. At the naming and delivery ceremony held at the Imari Shipyard & Works of Namura Shipbuilding, Katsuyoshi Iwata, managing executive officer of Sumitomo Metals Industries Ltd., and

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On November 22, Suigo, a new 174,000 DWT class bulk carrier built by Namura Shipbuilding Co. Ltd., was delivered to NYK.

At the naming and delivery ceremony held at the Imari Shipyard & Works of Namura Shipbuilding, Katsuyoshi Iwata, managing executive officer of Sumitomo Metals Industries Ltd., and Hidenori Hono, an NYK representative director and senior managing corporate officer, joined a number of others in attendance to celebrate the maiden voyage of the vessel for western Australia.

The vessel will be chartered exclusively to Sumitomo Metals over 15 years to transport iron ore and coal mainly in the Pacific waters.

NYK continues its efforts to provide stable transportation of natural resources.

Vessel Particulars:

Length Overall: 289.98 meters

Breadth: 45 meters

Designed Draft: 18 meters

Gross Tonnage: 91,508 tons

Deadweight Tonnage: 174,802 tons

Builder: Namura Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.

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World Maritime News Staff, November 24, 2011; Image: NYK

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