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Home›Fossil Energy›Siem Offshore sells “Siem Sasha”
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May 12, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Siem Offshore sells “Siem Sasha”

Norwegian company Siem Offshore has sold the platform supply vessel (PSV) “Siem Sasha”. The company did not reveal financial details of the sale nor the client, but said the agreement was made at market terms. Siem Sasha is designed to carry out regular supply functions and cargo transport for the o

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Norwegian company Siem Offshore has sold the platform supply vessel (PSV) “Siem Sasha”.

The company did not reveal financial details of the sale nor the client, but said the agreement was made at market terms.

Siem Sasha is designed to carry out regular supply functions and cargo transport for the oil industry as well as Standby functions.

The PSV was built in 2005. It is of VS 470 MK II design, 73,4 meters long vessel and can accommodate 34 persons.

The vessel had worked on a one-year contract for Nigeria’s Marine Platforms Limited since December 2013 .

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