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November 21, 2016 · about 9 years ago

Shipping Corporation of India expands fleet with offshore vessel

Shipping Corporation of India has expanded its fleet with a multi-purpose offshore vessel. The company took delivery of the SCI Sabarmati vessel on November 18. The 2013-built vessel is currently located in Singapore. The secondhand vessel has a gross tonnage of 3306 Metric tonnes and deadweight of

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Shipping Corporation of India has expanded its fleet with a multi-purpose offshore vessel.

The company took delivery of the SCI Sabarmati vessel on November 18. The 2013-built vessel is currently located in Singapore.

The secondhand vessel has a gross tonnage of 3306 Metric tonnes and deadweight of 3352.31 metric tonnes.

According to VesselsValue, the vessel was sold to SCI by India’s Great Eastern Shipping for an undisclosed price.

The vessel was previously known under the name Greatship Ragini. To remind, Greatship in April 2016 said it would sell the Greatship Ragni, however, it did not disclose the name of the buyer at the time.

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