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Home›Green Marine›UACC Welcomes UACC RIYADH to Its Chemical Tanker Fleet
Green Marine

May 12, 2014 · about 12 years ago

UACC Welcomes UACC RIYADH to Its Chemical Tanker Fleet

United Arab Chemical Carriers (UACC) announced today the addition of UACC RIYADH (ex BUNGA BANYAN), 45,544 DWT, to its chemical tanker fleet. The vessel was built in 2011 at SLS ShinaSb Shipyard, in South Korea. The UACC RIYADH will join the company’s chemical tanker fleet consisting of already four

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United Arab Chemical Carriers (UACC) announced today the addition of UACC RIYADH (ex BUNGA BANYAN), 45,544 DWT, to its chemical tanker fleet.

The vessel was built in 2011 at SLS ShinaSb Shipyard, in South Korea.

The UACC RIYADH will join the company’s chemical tanker fleet consisting of already four very similar units built at the same yard in 2012 and 2013.

The UACC disposes of 18 vessels, those being two IMO II/III MRs, seven Product MRs, four Panamax LR1 sister-ships and now five IMO 2 chemical MRs including three with tanks fully coated with MarineLine paint.

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