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Home›Green Marine›Order placed with China for fleet of 18 oil tankers
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May 11, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Order placed with China for fleet of 18 oil tankers

Petroleos de Venezuela SA said it will buy 18 oil tankers from China for $1.3 billion (U.S.) as South America’s largest oil firm seeks to boost exports to Asia. Orders for the tankers were placed with China State Shipbuilding Corp., and China Shipbuilding Industry Corp., a Petroleos de Venezuela spo

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Petroleos de Venezuela SA said it will buy 18 oil tankers from China for $1.3 billion (U.S.) as South America’s largest oil firm seeks to boost exports to Asia. Orders for the tankers were placed with China State Shipbuilding Corp., and China Shipbuilding Industry Corp., a Petroleos de Venezuela spokesman said. A timetable wasn’t provided for deliveries.

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