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Home›Shipbuilding›Spotted: Frontline’s Aframax Duo Hits the Water in China
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April 3, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Spotted: Frontline’s Aframax Duo Hits the Water in China

Smooth launching of Frontline’s Aframax pair at New Times Shipbuilding.

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Two giant oil tankers, being built for Frontline, were launched successively from New Times Shipbuilding’s drydock, Jiangsu Province of China, on Sunday, April 1.

The two Aframax tankers were ordered in 2015 and are set for delivery in July and August 2018.

Based on the data available on VesselsValue, the two 111,000 dwt oil tankers are intended for the Alpha8 Pool.

The shipbuilder said that the launching ceremony was attended by NTS CEO Liu Haijin and the representatives from the owner and the classification society ABS.

The two ships have a value of around USD 78 million, according to VV.

World Maritime News Staff; Image Courtesy: New Times Shipbuilding

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