NEWSUN BLUE
formerly VINASHIN BEACH
General Information
| Vessel Name | NEWSUN BLUE |
| Former Name | VINASHIN BEACH |
| IMO Number | 9428516 |
| MMSI | 574471000 |
| Call Sign | 3WSP |
| Flag State | VIETNAM |
| Vessel Type | General Cargo Ship |
| Detailed Type | — |
| Service Status | IN SERVICE/COMMISSION |
| Year of Build | 2007 |
Dimensions & Tonnage
| Length Overall (LOA) | 130.4 m427.8 ft |
| Beam (Width) | 20.2 m66.3 ft |
| Draft | 8.4 m27' 06" |
| Deadweight (DWT) | 13,240 t13,031 LT |
| Gross Tonnage (GT) | 8,215 GT |
This vessel is approximately 19 years old.
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About the NEWSUN BLUE
The NEWSUN BLUE (IMO: 9428516) is a general cargo ship built in 2007 currently sailing under the flag of VIETNAM. The vessel has an estimated length overall (LOA) of 130.4 meters and a beam of 20.2 meters, alongside a deadweight tonnage of 13,240 DWT.
Operating under the service status of IN SERVICE/COMMISSION, the vessel relies on the OTHER for its classification society standards. Technical and commercial management is publicly recorded to be overseen by NEW SUN SHIPPING & TRADING JSC.
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