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Home›Shipbuilding›Taiwan Navigation Orders Kamsarmax Duo in Japan
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March 11, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Taiwan Navigation Orders Kamsarmax Duo in Japan

Taiwan Navigation has placed an order for two Kamsarmax units at a Japanese shipyard.

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Ship owner and operator Taiwan Navigation has decided to further expand its fleet with the order of two Kamsarmax units at a Japanese shipyard.

According to the company’s stock exchange filing, the 80,000 dwt vessels were ordered from Namura Shipbuilding.

Taipei-listed Taiwan Navigation would pay a total of USD 67.9 million for the new bulkers. The units are reportedly scheduled for delivery in 2021.

According to data provided by VesselsValue, the Taiwanese shipowner has a fleet of 20 bulkers.

World Maritime News Staff

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