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February 7, 2014 · about 12 years ago

SHI Canceled ZIM Shipping Contract (South Korea)

Samsung Heavy Industries decided to cancel fulfillment of the contract with Israeli company ZIM Shipping, the Korean shipbuilder revealed today in a regulatory filing to the Korea Stock Exchange. Originally, three cancelled ships were part of an 8-vessel order from 2007 worth USD $513 million. The f

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Samsung Heavy Industries decided to cancel fulfillment of the contract with Israeli company ZIM Shipping, the Korean shipbuilder revealed today in a regulatory filing to the Korea Stock Exchange.

Originally, three cancelled ships were part of an 8-vessel order from 2007 worth USD $513 million. The first five ships were canceled in March 2013 and with this contract termination the entire deal, worth more than USD $1.35 billion, has been scrapped.

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World Maritime News Staff, February 7, 2014

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