FOR SALEDry bulkCNV-F8351C6C12
12,250 DWT Bulk Carrier
- Deadweight
- 12,250 DWT
- Built
- 2024
- Hull construction
- To be confirmed
- Navigation area
- A1+A2
Taizhou, ChinaView profile
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FOR SALE
FOR SALEProduct tankerCNV-0065E331A9
4,500 DWT Tanker
- Deadweight
- 4,500 DWT
- Built
- 2013
- Hull construction
- Double hull (double bottom and double sides)
- Navigation area
- Near-coastal navigation
Zhoushan, ChinaView profile
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04
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