STX Shipbuilding wins $373m Order from India

Monday, October 30, 2006

The STX Shipbuilding Co., South Korea's seventh-largest shipbuilder, has won a $373m order to build six petrochemical goods carriers for a shipping company in India. The order, which accounts for 30.7 per cent of STX Shipbuilding's sales last year, calls for the Korean shipbuilder to deliver the six vessels to India's Shipping Corp. by July 2010, the company said in a statement. Source: ANTARA

advertise here

Maritime Reporter March 2010 Digital Edition

FREE Maritime Reporter Subscription

Latest Maritime News

Transocean Ultra-Deepwater Drillship Contract

EU NAVFOR Destroys More Pirate Groups

Tyco Telecommunications Renamed TE SubCom

U.S., Canadian Coast Guard Oil Spill Exercise

MMWC Propeller Arresters

Maritime Jobs

Second Assistant Engineer

Electronics Technician

Claims Adjuster

Marine Mechanic

Third Assistant Engineer

Shipbuilding

Fincantieri Continues Investment in U.S. Yards

Fincantieri Cantieri Navali Italiani S.p.A. broke ground on March 11 for the expansion of its large erection building at Marinette Marine Corporation (MMC) as part

Seattle City Light Contract for Kvichak Marine

Seattle City Light has awarded a contract to Kvichak Marine Industries to build a 25.8-ft push boat designed by Kvichak Marine to operate with the service barge

Austal USA to Prime LCS Bid

Austal USA and Bath Iron Works (BIW) have agreed to revoke their current teaming arrangement. This strategic decision allows Austal USA to act as prime contractor in the upcoming bid for 10 U.

Coast Guard

This Day in Coast Guard History – March 19

1943- British Steamer Svend Foyne was a victim of an iceberg collision off the southern tip of Greenland. One hundred forty-five persons were rescued by the Coast Guard and others.

This Day in Coast Guard History – March 18

1909- Stations Holly Beach, and Hereford Inlet, New Jersey: the schooner C.B. parted its chain while weighing anchor. She set a distress signal which

U.S., Canadian Coast Guard Oil Spill Exercise

Representatives from the U.S. and Canadian Coast Guards, Arctic region stakeholders and established responders are scheduled to hold a joint “Canada - United

mobi | rss feeds | archive