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Norwegian yards feeling the pressure from Asia

With an order reserve of approximately NOK 40 billion (USD 7.165 billion) Norwegian shipyards have made a very good living of especially custom-built and advanced vessels for the offshore industry. However, shipyards in China and elsewhere in Asia are breathing down their necks as the general number of newbuildings drop.

BY OLE ANDERSEN
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