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Home›Green Marine›UAE: Al Fenci Tugboat to Join Khalifa Port’s Fleet
Green Marine

August 6, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UAE: Al Fenci Tugboat to Join Khalifa Port’s Fleet

ADPC’s Al Fenci tugboat navigates her way along Mina Zayed channel after successfully passing all tests. The tugboat, built at the Grandweld yard in Dubai, will be joined by her sister tug, Al Durrah, also built at the same yard. Both will work at Khalifa Port. ADPC’s full complement of working craf

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ADPC’s Al Fenci tugboat navigates her way along Mina Zayed channel after successfully passing all tests.

The tugboat, built at the Grandweld yard in Dubai, will be joined by her sister tug, Al Durrah, also built at the same yard. Both will work at Khalifa Port. ADPC’s full complement of working craft, including the pilot boat Al Safeer 1 has now been delivered. The tugboat contracts with Grandweld and the pilot boat contract at Riviera Boat Industrial Investment (based in Sharjah) ran to AED 66 million.

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Source: ADPC, August 6, 2012

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