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Home›Green Marine›Vietnamese shipbuilder to make vessels for Israel
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May 10, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Vietnamese shipbuilder to make vessels for Israel

The Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (VINASHIN) and its subsidiary, the Ha Long Shipbuilding Plant, on May 9 fixed a deal to build eight vessels to carry autos for the Ray Car Carried Limited Company of Israel, at the price tag of close to US $1 billion. Designed by the Italian company, Nav

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The Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (VINASHIN) and its subsidiary, the Ha Long Shipbuilding Plant, on May 9 fixed a deal to build eight vessels to carry autos for the Ray Car Carried Limited Company of Israel, at the price tag of close to US $1 billion. Designed by the Italian company, Naval Progetti, each vessel will be 185.6 metres long, 32.26 metres wide, and 36.56 metres high.

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