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Home›Green Marine›ABG Shipyard bags Rs 1,030 cr order from Singapore-based co
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January 17, 2007 · about 20 years ago

ABG Shipyard bags Rs 1,030 cr order from Singapore-based co

ABG Shipyard, the largest private sector shipyard in the country, has bagged Rs 1,030.50 crore (229 million dollars) order from Singapore-based Pacific First Shipping Pte for supply of 12 vessels. In a communique to the Bombay Stock Exchange, ABG Shipyard said that the order is for construction of n

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ABG Shipyard, the largest private sector shipyard in the country, has bagged Rs 1,030.50 crore (229 million dollars) order from Singapore-based Pacific First Shipping Pte for supply of 12 vessels.

In a communique to the Bombay Stock Exchange, ABG Shipyard said that the order is for construction of nine Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessels and three dry bulk carriers and the last delivery would be in December 2009.

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