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Home›Shipbuilding›Golden Union Holds Naming Ceremony for Two Newbuild Bulkers
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August 23, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Golden Union Holds Naming Ceremony for Two Newbuild Bulkers

Golden Union held naming ceremony for two of its 57,000-dwt bulk carriers built by COSCO (Guangdong) Shipyard. The vessels were named “Flag Gangos” and “Loannis G”. The cooperation between Golden Union and COSCO (Guangdong) started 19 years ago. COSCO (Guangdong) has already built and delivered four

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Golden Union held naming ceremony for two of its 57,000-dwt bulk carriers built by COSCO (Guangdong) Shipyard. The vessels were named “Flag Gangos” and “Loannis G”.

The cooperation between Golden Union and COSCO (Guangdong) started 19 years ago. COSCO (Guangdong) has already built and delivered four vessels for Golden Union.

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World Maritime News Staff, August 23, 2013; Image: COSCO

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