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Home›Shipbuilding›Boustead Shipyard Delivers Two Tugs (Malaysia)
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October 11, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Boustead Shipyard Delivers Two Tugs (Malaysia)

Boustead Langkawi Shipyard, Malaysia recently delivered two 16m tugs based on the incredibly popular “Sally Mcloughlin” design, a “Macduff Forth 16″ Harbour Tug. The shipyard operations director Datuk Yahya Hashim said in a press release that BHIC had submitted bids for the building of more such ves

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Boustead Langkawi Shipyard, Malaysia recently delivered two 16m tugs based on the incredibly popular “Sally Mcloughlin” design, a “Macduff Forth 16″ Harbour Tug.

The shipyard operations director Datuk Yahya Hashim said in a press release that BHIC had submitted bids for the building of more such vessels to interested parties in the country as well as the region.

He also said the company would be working with Macduff on developing designs for vessels to support the needs of the oil and gas sector.

Macduff’s collaboration with BHIC has also been renewed for a further two years.

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Boustead Shipyard, October 11, 2013

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