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26 October 2026

Malaysian owner adds two boxships at local Sapor Shipbuilding

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Malaysian owner adds two boxships at local Sapor Shipbuilding

Malaysia’s Harbour-Link Group has disclosed a RM56. 7m ($13. 9m) investment in two containerships at domestic builder Sapor Shipbuilding Industries as it expands its regional shipping operations. The Sarawak-based group said its 85%-owned subsidiary Harbour-Link Lines had entered into two contracts with the Sibu shipyard for the construction of a pair of 90 m self-propelled container vessels. …

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