Ssangyong Marine Engines
50 models · 160 vessels in service.
Ssangyong, a South Korean company headquartered in Seoul, was founded in 1976 as Iran-Korea Petroleum Company. Operating as a petroleum and refinery company, Ssangyong produces petroleum, petrochemical, and lubricant products. The company was listed as a Fortune Global 500 company in 2009. Across the global fleet, 156 vessels currently utilize Ssangyong engines, spanning 50 distinct models. The most prevalent vessel types featuring Ssangyong engines are oil and chemical tankers (59 vessels), container ships (44 vessels), and general cargo ships (29 vessels). Geographically, Ssangyong engines are most commonly found in vessels operating in South Asia (35), North Asia (Japan, Korea) (32), and South East Asia (China, Vietnam) (17). Notable engine models include the Ssangyong - 6L35MC (33 vessels) and Ssangyong - 6S26MC (17 vessels).
Reference: Wikipedia
Manufacturer
- Founded
- 1976
- Country
- South Korea
- HQ
- Seoul
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