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Home›Shipbuilding›MV ‘Reggeborg’ to Be Launched Next Month (Germany)
Shipbuilding

November 20, 2013 · about 13 years ago

MV ‘Reggeborg’ to Be Launched Next Month (Germany)

On the production site of Ferus Smit GmbH in Leer, Germany the launching of the m.v. Reggeborg, the largest vessel Wagenborg has ever owned, is scheduled for Wednesday, 18th of December at 11.00 hours. This launching promises to become a splash of huge proportions, as the Reggeborg is by far the lar

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On the production site of Ferus Smit GmbH in Leer, Germany the launching of the m.v. Reggeborg, the largest vessel Wagenborg has ever owned, is scheduled for Wednesday, 18th of December at 11.00 hours.

This launching promises to become a splash of huge proportions, as the Reggeborg is by far the largest ship ever built at Ferus Smit. With a length of 170 m., breadth of 20.4 m. and 23,000 deadweight tons carrying capacity the ship is nearing the maximum dimensional limits that can be built at the Leer production site. The m.v. Reggeborg is planned for delivery during February 2014.

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Wagenborg, November 20, 2013

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