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Oshima to construct shipyard in Vietnam

Oshima to construct shipyard in Vietnam
Cam Ranh: Japan-based Oshima Shipbuilding will build a new shipyard in Cam Ranh, a southern city in Vietnam's Khanh Hoa province.

The VND3.78trn ($180m) project will be carried out in two phases and it has a licence to operate for 50 years.

During phase one, Oshima Shipbuilding would construct the shipyard to build 12 vessels of 37,000-56,000 dwt each to international standards a year.

Phase two would increase the number of vessels from 12 to 24 annually.

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