Working hard at filling order books

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South Korea's shipbuilding companies are rushing to finish deliveries and obtain new orders as they continue to upgrade facilities. Among the most significant developments are Halla Engineering and Heavy Industry's work on four vessels at its Samho yard, the Hyundai Group's acquisition of Halla's yard at Inchon, Hanjin's completion of a 44,500 dwt carrier at its Youngdo yard, Hyundai Heavy Industries' extension of its facilities at its Ulsan yard and Samsung Heavy Industries' setting up of facilities in China.

Industry Overview, South Korea

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A royal occasion

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A description is presented of the exhibitors who will be attending the 18th Nor-Shipping trade fair in Oslo, Norway in May 2001. Over 15,000 visitors from over 50 countries are expected to attend the trade fair and conference.

Fairs and festivals, Shipping industry, Trade shows, 2001 AD

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Vikings expands fleet

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The details pertaining to the investments worth $65 millions by Vikings Offshore Services for the construction of atleast 6 new recovery and rescue support vehicles, to be used in North Sea, is presented.

Financial management, Scotland, Finance, Company investment, Investments, Design and construction, Company financing, Rescue vessels

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