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New Times Shipbuilding Launches Two Aframax for Frontline

April 2, 2018

 On April 2, No.13 and No.14 111,000 DWT Oil Tankers launched successively from NTS drydock, both of which are built for Frontline. 

 
New Times Shipbuilding's CEO Liu Haijin and the representatives from the owner and ABS attended the launching ceremony, the company said in its press release. It has updated about the other deliveries in this year.
 
On January 26, 2018, the closing ceremony for No.26 157,500 DWT Crude Oil Tanker was held in Shanghai. 
 
"Our Executive General Manger  Zhang Yuyong and representatives from Owner Dong-A Tanker attended this ceremony. The delivery documents for this ship were successfully signed by both parties," said another press release.
 
On January 22, 2018, the closing ceremony for No.5 180,000 DWT Bulk Carrier was held at the meeting room on 8th floor of New Times Office Building. 
 
"Our CEO Liu Haijin, Executive General Manger Zhang Yuyong and representatives from Owner Frontline attended this ceremony. The delivery documents for this ship were successfully signed by both parties," it said.
 

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