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Business & Finance

January 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

China: Hantong Shipyard Starts Construction of New Bulk Carrier for Da Sin

On 23rd Dec . 2011, the Keel Laying ceremony for 57.000 DWT Bulk Carrier (HT083) had been successfully carried out at slipway of Hantong shipyard. The vessel is built for Da Sin. The carrier has been Class approved by BV. Mr. Li jinian—vice general manager together with the representatives of ship-o

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On 23rd Dec . 2011, the Keel Laying ceremony for 57.000 DWT Bulk Carrier (HT083) had been successfully carried out at slipway of Hantong shipyard. The vessel is built for Da Sin.

The carrier has been Class approved by BV. Mr. Li jinian—vice general manager together with the representatives of ship-owner and class attended this ceremony.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, January 3, 2012; Image: CnhtShip

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