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Home›Shipbuilding›ESL Shipping Christens its New Dry Cargo Ship at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, South Korea
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November 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

ESL Shipping Christens its New Dry Cargo Ship at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, South Korea

The first of the two dry cargo ships ordered from Hyundai Mipo by ESL Shipping has been named. The vessel was christened m/s Arkadia in a ceremony organized in Vietnam. Leena Ruohonen, the spouse of Seppo Ruohonen, CEO of Helsingin Energia, adopted the role of godmother to the vessel. The ships of E

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The first of the two dry cargo ships ordered from Hyundai Mipo by ESL Shipping has been named. The vessel was christened m/s Arkadia in a ceremony organized in Vietnam.

Leena Ruohonen, the spouse of Seppo Ruohonen, CEO of Helsingin Energia, adopted the role of godmother to the vessel. The ships of ESL Shipping have traditionally been named after localities of Helsinki. The current m/s Arkadia is the fourth vessel in the company history to receive this name.

The 56,000 ton vessel belongs to the supramax class. It has built-in cranes, and it is the only ice-strengthened vessel in its class, classified under the Finnish ice class 1A. The vessel will be ready for handover at the turn of the year.

“The world’s first 1A strengthened dry cargo vessel in this class is an ideal solution for the increasing cargo traffic on the Baltic Sea. The new Arkadia will further strengthen our position as the leading dry cargo transport company in Finland and in the entire Baltic Sea area,” says Markus Karjalainen, President of ESL Shipping.

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World Maritime News Staff, November 25, 2011; Image: ESL Shipping

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