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Home›Shipbuilding›CSIC’s Shipyard Builds Two Bulk Carriers for Shen Hua Group (China)
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October 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

CSIC’s Shipyard Builds Two Bulk Carriers for Shen Hua Group (China)

On Sept. 26, Managing GM Xu Lirong was invited to attend the construction commencement ceremony at Qin Huang Dao for the 76.000 DWT bulk carriers to be delivered to Shen Hua CS shipping company. The 76 K class vessels, to be built by CSIC’s Shanhaiguan Shipbuilding Heaving Industry Company Ltd, will

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On Sept. 26, Managing GM Xu Lirong was invited to attend the construction commencement ceremony at Qin Huang Dao for the 76.000 DWT bulk carriers to be delivered to Shen Hua CS shipping company.

The 76 K class vessels, to be built by CSIC’s Shanhaiguan Shipbuilding Heaving Industry Company Ltd, will not only further expand the fleet of Shen Hua CS shipping company, but also symbolize a new level of the cooperation between China Shipping and Shen Hua Group.

Governor of Heibei People’s government Zhang Qingwei announced the commencement of the construction of the vessels at the ceremony, which was attended by Chairman of Board of Shen Hua Group Zhang Xiwu, GM of China shipbuilding Heavy Industry Company Li Changyin.

Leaders of general office of the group company and China Shipping Bulk also participated in the ceremony.

The dimensions of the vessels are as follows: the overall length of 225 meters, breadth moulded of 32.26 meters, depth moulded of 19.6 meters, designed draft moulded of 12.2 meters, scantling draft moulded of 14.2 meters and speed:14.5nm. The vessels should be qualified by TIER II and PSPC.

[mappress] CnShipping, October 4, 2012

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