COSCO expands its semi-sub heavy lift fleet

COSCO expands its semi-sub heavy lift fleet

Photo source: COSCO Shipping Specialised Carriers

COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers, part of the China COSCO Shipping Corporation is expanding its fleet of semi-submersible heavy lift giants. The company has signed a shipbuilding contract with Guangzhou Shipyard International for a newbuild “Super X” vessel. 

The 65,000 dwt semi-submersible heavy lift vessel will boost COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers fleet to 10 such units once delivered in early 2024. The 231-metre long vessel has a 192-metre long and 46 metres wide cargo deck.

COSCO expands its semi-sub heavy lift fleet
Photo source: COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers

The order follows the delivery of Xiang An Kou, another semi-submersible heavy lift vessel in June last year as well as the ninth semi-sub, the 80,000 dwt Xin Yao Hua adding further to the world’s largest fleet of modern purpose-built semi-submersible heavy lift vessels, according to COSCO.

Author: Adnan Bajic

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COSCO expands its semi-sub heavy lift fleet

COSCO expands its semi-sub heavy lift fleet

Photo source: COSCO Shipping Specialised Carriers

COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers, part of the China COSCO Shipping Corporation is expanding its fleet of semi-submersible heavy lift giants. The company has signed a shipbuilding contract with Guangzhou Shipyard International for a newbuild “Super X” vessel. 

The 65,000 dwt semi-submersible heavy lift vessel will boost COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers fleet to 10 such units once delivered in early 2024. The 231-metre long vessel has a 192-metre long and 46 metres wide cargo deck.

COSCO expands its semi-sub heavy lift fleet
Photo source: COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers

The order follows the delivery of Xiang An Kou, another semi-submersible heavy lift vessel in June last year as well as the ninth semi-sub, the 80,000 dwt Xin Yao Hua adding further to the world’s largest fleet of modern purpose-built semi-submersible heavy lift vessels, according to COSCO.

Author: Adnan Bajic

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