Chowgule Shipyard is progressing well with the construction of six state-of-the-art ships, satisfying the growing demand for a sustainable fleet. Commercial Director Frida Rowland expresses gratitude to all involved in the successful project and highlights the need to meet customers’ increasing demands. The first ship, Electramar, is close to completion and is in its final fitting out stage. The Ecomar’s hull parts will soon be assembled after a successful launch, while the steel cutting for the sixth ship, Terramar, began in June. The keel laying for the fifth ship, Maximar, occurred in July.
Electramar is set to be delivered in the fall, marking the beginning of a continuous arrival of new vessels into the AtoB@C Shipping fleet. Subsequent ships will follow every three months until all twelve units have been successfully delivered. The final ship is scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2026.
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