Nam Trieu shipyard delivers five vessels
The Nam Trieu Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (NASICO) on Dec. 28
handed over five ships to its domestic and foreign partners.
The Nam Trieu Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (NASICO) on Dec. 28
handed over five ships to its domestic and foreign partners.
These vessels included a 9,200-tonne ship delivered to Hanse Capital of Germany, a 53,000-tonne cargo ship manufactured for the Hoa Ngoc Lan shipping company, and three others for the Nam Trieu shipping company.
NASICO is a subsidiary company of the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin), which is implementing a comprehensive restructuring plan.
The handover of the ships proved the company’s efforts in overcoming difficulties and affirmed the efficiency of the Vinashin restructuring plan./.
These vessels included a 9,200-tonne ship delivered to Hanse Capital of Germany, a 53,000-tonne cargo ship manufactured for the Hoa Ngoc Lan shipping company, and three others for the Nam Trieu shipping company.
NASICO is a subsidiary company of the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin), which is implementing a comprehensive restructuring plan.
The handover of the ships proved the company’s efforts in overcoming difficulties and affirmed the efficiency of the Vinashin restructuring plan./.
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