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December 1, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Hyundai Vinashin Starts Construction of Bulk Carrier for Turkish Company

Hyundai Vinashin shipyard, on Nov 30th, successfully organized Steel Cutting Ceremony for Hull No. S053, the 56,000 DWT Bulk Carrier, at its Fabrication Shop. Hull No. S053 is the last in the series of the 8 vessels contracted with Geden Lines (Turkey). At present, HVS is producing, installing block

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Hyundai Vinashin shipyard, on Nov 30th, successfully organized Steel Cutting Ceremony for Hull No. S053, the 56,000 DWT Bulk Carrier, at its Fabrication Shop. Hull No. S053 is the last in the series of the 8 vessels contracted with Geden Lines (Turkey).

At present, HVS is producing, installing blocks and preparing keel laying for August, 2012. According to plan, the vessels will be delivered at the beginning of 2013.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, December 1, 2011; Image: HVShipyard

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