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PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE LTD

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE LTD     

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Pacific International Lines (PIL) was incorporated in 1967 in Singapore. PIL has developed from a coastal ship-owner in Singapore into the largest carrier in Southeast Asia, with a focus on China, Asia, Africa, South America, the Middle East and Oceania. PIL owns and operates a fleet of around 100 container and multi-purpose vessels, serving over 500 locations in more than 90 countries worldwide.morehide

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PIL orders new boxships

https://tdl.ink/p/25

wrote by Premium ztrc Shipowner jnjj (2 years ago)

Pacific International Lines (Pte.) Ltd. (PIL) has now also decided to order new containerships. The Singaporeans have now ordered two 13,000 TEU freighters from Jiangnan Shipyard (Group) Co.
TEU freighters, which will be equipped with LNG dual-fuel propulsion. In addition, they have secured two more building sites through options. To date, it is only known that each ship will cost around US$160 million. However, PIL is said to have plans for mid-size newbuildings, which it intends to pursue once everything is completed with the
Neo-Panamaxes is finalized. PIL last contracted in 2015 with Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. for twelve 11,900 TEU freighters, which were delivered between 2017 and 2019. However, there are only four of them are still in the PIL fleet. The others had been sold in 2020 for well above the construction price at the time
and thus made a good deal.

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