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Home›Green Marine›Fincantieri joins up with Turkish Yard to win tender for 4 patrol vessels
Green Marine

January 25, 2007 · about 20 years ago

Fincantieri joins up with Turkish Yard to win tender for 4 patrol vessels

Fincantieri, having agreed an industrial partnership with RMK Marine shipyard (KOC Group) of Tuzla (Istanbul), has succeeded in winning a bid called by the Turkish Authority for the Defence Industries for the construction of four patrol vessels for the local Coast Guards.

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Fincantieri, having agreed an industrial partnership with RMK Marine shipyard (KOC Group) of Tuzla (Istanbul), has succeeded in winning a bid called by the Turkish Authority for the Defence Industries for the construction of four patrol vessels for the local Coast Guards.

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