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Home›Green Marine›Iran to build LNG tankers with Belgian financing
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June 20, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Iran to build LNG tankers with Belgian financing

Iran has signed a contract with Belgian shipping company Exmar to build 10 liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers, Iran’s National Oil Company news service, SHANA, said. “Exmar will finance the project, a joint venture with the Iranian shipbuilding company Sadra, with more than US$ 2 bln,” Abdolsamad T

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Iran has signed a contract with Belgian shipping company Exmar to build 10 liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers, Iran’s National Oil Company news service, SHANA, said. “Exmar will finance the project, a joint venture with the Iranian shipbuilding company Sadra, with more than US$ 2 bln,” Abdolsamad Taaghol, the director of the National Iranian Tanker Company in charge of planning, told SHANA.

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