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September 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

COSCO Dalian delivers PSV to COSL

Singapore-based shipbuilder COSCO has reported a delivery of a platform supply vessel (PSV) Hai Yang Shi You 661 to China Oilfield Services Limited (COSL). COSCO Corporation announced on Wednesday that the PSV was delivered through its 51% owned China-based subsidiary, COSCO Dalian. COSCO Dalian rec

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Singapore-based shipbuilder COSCO has reported a delivery of a platform supply vessel (PSV) Hai Yang Shi You 661 to China Oilfield Services Limited (COSL).

COSCO Corporation announced on Wednesday that the PSV was delivered through its 51% owned China-based subsidiary, COSCO Dalian.

COSCO Dalian recently delivered another PSV, the Hai Yang Shi You 660 , to an unnamed buyer in China.

Same as the previously delivered vessel by COSCO Dalian, the ‘Hai Yang Shi You 661’ also measures 85.4 meters in LOA, 20 meters in breadth and 8.6 meters in depth.

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