SHI Wins $200 in Contracts

April 1, 2004

Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) reportedly has won two shipbuilding orders in Europe worth $200 million. Samsung will build a passenger ferry for Norfolkline Shipping B.V in the Netherlands and two crude oil carriers for Norway's Viken Shipping A.S.

SHI Wins $200 in Contracts

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