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Keel-Laying Ceremony at SANMAR Shipyard

Keel-Laying Ceremony at SANMAR Shipyard The eight vessel of Sanmar’s 28.20m x 12.50m Terminal class ASD tugboats will be joining the fleet of Pakistan’s number two port, Port Muhammad Bin Qasim, located 35km east of Karachi. Commonly known as PQA and named after General Muhammad Bin Qasim, it is the country’s deepest port and currently [...]

2012-09-09T09:00:24+00:00News|

FIVE LAUNCHINGS IN AS MANY MONTHS

FIVE LAUNCHINGS IN AS MANY MONTHS From its new custom-built construction facility in Tuzla Bay near Istanbul, leading Turkish tug builder Sanmar Marine has succeeded in launching five brand new tugs in less than five months – both ASDs and conventional twin-screw units. Dogancay XXIV, as the latest vessel is named, is another Robert Allan [...]

2012-08-08T08:00:07+00:00News|

Turkish Quartet Make Big Maiden Voyage

Turkish Quartet Make Big Maiden Voyage Sanmar Marine’s chairman, Orhan Gürün, flew from Istanbul to Vancouver, British Columbia, in early July as an honoured guest at the naming ceremonies of three new powerful RAstar Class azimuthing tug boats built at the company’s yard located on the outskirts of Türkiye’s largest city. Vessel designer Robert Allan, [...]

2012-07-07T08:00:21+00:00News|

More Power From Latest New Build

More power from latest new build Türkiye’s world renowned tug builder, Sanmar Marine, has a reputation for not letting the grass grow under its feet. The company’s new custom built construction yard near Istanbul is paying dividends with the third launch in just a couple of months. Ulupinar XIII has now been followed by the [...]

2012-07-07T07:30:43+00:00News|

Seaspan Commissioning Ceremony – June 28 2012

Seaspan Commissioning Ceremony - June 28, 2012 Seaspan celebrated the delivery of three new RAstar Class vessels and was honoured to have Vivian Jacob (for the Seaspan Osprey), Heidi George (for the Seaspan Kestrel) and Tracey Ross (for the Seaspan Eagle) christen and name each vessel. Joining Seaspan for the occasion was vessel designer Rob [...]

2012-07-07T07:00:51+00:00News|
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