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Home›Shipbuilding›India: SCI Orders Six Offshore Vessels from ABG Shipyard
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February 2, 2012 · about 14 years ago

India: SCI Orders Six Offshore Vessels from ABG Shipyard

ABG Shipyard, shipbuilding company based in India, won an order to build six offshore vessels worth around USD 101.5 million from state-owned Shipping Corp of India (SCI). The order comes as a SCI’s long term plan to acquire 24 new vessels. Delivery deadline is 25 months from the day of signing the

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ABG Shipyard, shipbuilding company based in India, won an order to build six offshore vessels worth around USD 101.5 million from state-owned Shipping Corp of India (SCI).

The order comes as a SCI’s long term plan to acquire 24 new vessels.

Delivery deadline is 25 months from the day of signing the contract.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, February 2, 2012; Image: ABG Shipyard

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