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Home›Green Marine›Hyundai Heavy wins US$1.6 bln order for offshore platform
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September 26, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Hyundai Heavy wins US$1.6 bln order for offshore platform

Hyundai Heavy industries Co. (KSE:009540), the world’s biggest shipyard, has clinched a US$1.6 billion order for an offshore platform project in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the largest single order in the industry. Hyundai Heavy and the UAE’s state-run oil and gas firm, Abu Dhabi Marine Operatin

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Hyundai Heavy industries Co. (KSE:009540), the world’s biggest shipyard, has clinched a US$1.6 billion order for an offshore platform project in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the largest single order in the industry.

Hyundai Heavy and the UAE’s state-run oil and gas firm, Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Co., signed a letter of award for the project on Sept. 24, and the formal contract will be sealed within six weeks, the company said in a filing.

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