US EditionHD Hyundai Wins 1.46 Billion USD Order for Eight Ultra-Large Container Ships
- HD Hyundai has won a contract with HMM to build eight container ships, valued at $1.4 billion, marking its largest order since 2007.
- The new ships will feature dual-fuel engines with a fuel tank 50 percent larger than the latest model and an autonomous navigation system developed by Avikus.
- Deliveries of the ships are scheduled for completion by the first half of 2029, with two ships built by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and six by HD Hyundai Samho.
- This year, HD Hyundai secured orders for 69 container ships, totaling 720,000 TEU, the highest since 2007.
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HD Hyundai Wins 1.46 billion USD Order for Eight Ultra-Large Container Ships
Recorded the highest number of container ship orders in 18 years since the shipbuilding supercycle in 2007Signed large-scale supply contract with HMM: HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and HD Hyundai Samho to deliver consecutively through 2029"Based on our technological competitiveness in…
HD Hyundai Wins 1.46 billion USD Order for Eight Ultra-Large Container Ships
Recorded the highest number of container ship orders in 18 years since the shipbuilding supercycle in 2007Signed large-scale supply contract with HMM: HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and HD Hyundai Samho to deliver consecutively through 2029"Based on our technological competitiveness in…
HD Hyundai Wins 1.46 billion USD Order for Eight Ultra-Large Container Ships
Recorded the highest number of container ship orders in 18 years since the shipbuilding supercycle in 2007Signed large-scale supply contract with HMM: HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and HD Hyundai Samho to deliver consecutively through 2029"Based on our technological competitiveness in…
HD Hyundai Wins 1.46 billion USD Order for Eight Ultra-Large Container Ships
Recorded the highest number of container ship orders in 18 years since the shipbuilding supercycle in 2007Signed large-scale supply contract with HMM: HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and HD Hyundai Samho to deliver consecutively through 2029"Based on our technological competitiveness in…
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