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Seoul [South Korea], July 8 (ANI/Global Economic): Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE), the sub-holding company of Hyundai Heavy Industries, won orders for 10 LNG carriers worth nearly 3 trillion from the Qatar project.

South Korean shipbuilding group KSOE has received two orders for the construction of a total of ten liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers.

Despite a surge in orders over the past two years, the South Korean shipbuilding industry is facing mounting pressures due to rising costs and labor s...

Despite a surge in orders over the past two years, the South Korean shipbuilding industry is facing mounting pressures due to rising costs and labor s...

Hyundai Mipo Dockyard has received a contract for the construction of one liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier.

South Korean shipyards are enjoying a heyday with enough backlog from last year’s orders to keep each of them busy for two to three years, but they cannot be jubilant as they run short of manpower to meet orders and advance technology upon losing skilled work force during the decade-long slump. According to the Korea ...

Clarksons Research announced on June 29 that a total of 108 LNG carriers were ordered in the first half of this year. The figure is an all-time high, exceeds last year’s total, 86, and increased even with the overall new ship orders on the decline in that period. More than half of the orders went ...

Maersk, which signed a methanol-fueled ship contract with Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering last year, is expected to order more ships of that type, which have a price of more than 200 billion won each. The contract signed last year is to build 12 methanol-fueled container carriers, about 16,000 TEU each. Maersk is in talks ...

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Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering & its subsidiary Hyundai Heavy Industries have received an Approval in Principle from DNV for their newly