One of the largest Russian pollock miners, the Russian Fisheries Company (RRPK) and Admiralty Shipyards (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, USC) have signed additional agreements to terminate contracts for the construction of the ninth and tenth ST-192 supertrawlers. Two sources familiar with the implementation of the project told Vedomosti about this and confirmed by a USC representative. Thus, the series of ships being built at the s…
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One of the largest Russian pollock miners, the Russian Fisheries Company (RRPK) and Admiralty Shipyards (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, USC) have signed additional agreements to terminate contracts for the construction of the ninth and tenth ST-192 supertrawlers. Two sources familiar with the implementation of the project told Vedomosti about this and confirmed by a USC representative. Thus, the series of ships being built at the s…