CSIC Ordered Huge Tankers Initially from Domestic Dockyard

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Wednesday, March 21, 2001, updated at 15:00(GMT+8)

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CSIC Ordered Huge Tankers Initially from Domestic Dockyard

Recently saw Bohai Shipyard Ocean Shipping Group and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) sign an agreement in Beijing for the building of three 159000-ton crude oil tankers. It is of great significance in speeding up the growth of our national shipbuilding and shipping industry.

This is the first time that the three ordered tankers of CSIC will be designed and built by China's shipyard company, and also the ship of the biggest tonnage ordered by a Chinese ship-owner from the domestic dockyard as well.

As expected, the first ship is to be delivered in 2003.

By PD Online staff member Yin Zhili



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	Recently saw Bohai Shipyard Ocean Shipping Group and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) sign an agreement in Beijing for the building of three 159000-ton crude oil tankers.




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