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Home›Green Marine›ABG Shipyard receives export order of USD 10.55 mn
Green Marine

June 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

ABG Shipyard receives export order of USD 10.55 mn

ABG Shipyard (Q, N,C,F)* has received an order for construction of 1 No. Anchor Handling tug – 80 ton Bollard Pull for offshore applications, at a price of USD 10.55 million from Lamnalco, Cyprus, with delivery by August 17, 2008. In INR, this amounts to approximately 480 million. The aggregate of t

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ABG Shipyard (Q, N,C,F)* has received an order for construction of 1 No. Anchor Handling tug – 80 ton Bollard Pull for offshore applications, at a price of USD 10.55 million from Lamnalco, Cyprus, with delivery by August 17, 2008. In INR, this amounts to approximately 480 million. The aggregate of the order in hand with the company will amount to about Rs 23,500 mn.

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