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Svitzer orders six newbuildings

The Maersk Group's salvage and rescue carrier Svitzer has ordered six newbuildings from a Turkish shipbuilder.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
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Svitzer has signed contracts for six new ADS class tugs, informs the company in a press release.

The ships will be built at Turkey's Sanmark Shipyard and are set for delivery from the fourth quarter 2016.

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