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30 August 2026

New Times Shipbuilding names 299,500 dwt tanker Kalamos I

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Source reporting: Container News

New Times Shipbuilding names 299,500 dwt tanker Kalamos I

New Times Shipbuilding held a naming ceremony for the 299,500 dwt crude oil tanker Kalamos I on 26 August 2026. The vessel carries builder’s hull number 0330002. Denisa Ivanov served as the vessel’s godmother and officially christened the tanker Kalamos I. Representatives attend naming ceremony The ceremony was attended by Zhang Yuyong, Executive Deputy General Manager of New Times Shipbuilding, and Xu Zhenyu, General Manager Assistant. Dynacom Site Manager Romeo Mustata and ABS Site Manager Cao Wei also attended the event alongside other guests.

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