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20 September 2026

Henghui books up to four heavylifters at ZPMC

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Henghui books up to four heavylifters at ZPMC

China’s Henghui Shipping has signed for up to four 38,000 dwt multipurpose heavylift vessels at Shanghai Zhenhua Port Machinery, expanding ZPMC’s push into specialised project cargo ships. The deal covers two firm vessels plus two options. Neither pricing nor delivery dates have been disclosed. The ships will carry three 250-tonne cranes giving a combined lifting capacity …

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