KINGWAY NO.2
formerly KOREX PUSAN since 2010 May 30
General Information
| Vessel Name | KINGWAY NO.2 |
| Former Name | KOREX PUSAN since 2010 May 30 |
| IMO Number | 9126833 |
| MMSI | 352002285 |
| Call Sign | BR3437 |
| Flag State | PANAMA |
| Vessel Type | General Cargo Ship |
| Detailed Type | — |
| Service Status | BROKEN UP |
| Year of Build | 1995 |
Dimensions & Tonnage
| Length Overall (LOA) | 99.0 m324.8 ft |
| Beam (Width) | 15.0 m49.2 ft |
| Draft | 5.7 m18' 08" |
| Deadweight (DWT) | 4,433 t4,363 LT |
| Gross Tonnage (GT) | 2,919 GT |
This vessel is approximately 31 years old.
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About the KINGWAY NO.2
The KINGWAY NO.2 (IMO: 9126833) is a general cargo ship built in 1995 currently sailing under the flag of PANAMA. The vessel has an estimated length overall (LOA) of 99.0 meters and a beam of 15.0 meters, alongside a deadweight tonnage of 4,433 DWT.
Operating under the service status of BROKEN UP, the vessel classification society is registered according to international maritime standards. Technical and commercial management is publicly recorded to be overseen by RPTD SOLD CHINESE TAIPEI.
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