Major American multipurpose carrier Intermarine, which approximately two years ago merged with Danish Scan-Trans, expands its fleet with 15 new vessels, says the company in a press release.
The first of the vessels - set to be built in China - will join the fleet in 2015, and the rest of the ships will be delivered over the next two years.
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