Croatia has privatised its largest shipyard
Croatia's largest shipyard, Brodosplit, was privatised this week.
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Croatia's largest shipyard, Brodosplit, was privatised this week.
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Croatia has taken steps to protect the Adriatic sea from pollution by signing an environmental protection agreement with Montenegro.
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Vessel „Deo Volente“ loaded new aluminium work boat (catamaran) built by NCP shipyard in Sibenik for Norwegian buyer.
This is 9th of a total 15 units contracted for same buyer. Cat will be transshipped to Norway via port of Amsterdam.
Quick facts: 13.5 m LOA, 7.5 m beam, 2 x John Deere 330 HP engines, equiped with slewing crane max. lifting cap. 8.5 tons.
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The Split Port Authority and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have signed a EUR 18.8 million loan agreement to enhance the capacity of this southern Croatian Adriatic port to be able to receive large cruise ships.
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Vessel „Szymanowski“ discharged 3 yachts at Singapore for our Russian client. Their final destination is Phuket, new booming destination for charter fleets.
Yachts were loaded one month earlier in Venice (Marghera), one of the Adriatic's major hub seaports.
Brodosplit SNS completed one more successful project, it was a good opportunity to discuss about Croatian shipbuilding future challenges and forget today's sad reality.
Yacht had one week stop in Istanbul for additional works afterwhich she proceeded to Baku homeport.
Azerbaijan buyer engaged our agency department for assistance during and after delivery (clear-out formalities).
Quick facts: Constructed as a protocol vessel for Azerbaijan government, she is 60 m long (over all) and can accomodate up to 70 passengers on a shorter trips
Many said it's the most beautiful sailing ship in the world, I couldn't agree more !
This pearl of Italian Navy was „shining“ surrounded by cruise ships three times bigger, really remarkable sight at crowded Gruz cruise terminal.
Our Dubrovnik office team did their best to make her crew feel like home.
Quick facts: built 1930 at Naval Shipyard of Castellammare di Stabia (Naples), 101 m LOA, 26 sails – total 1360m2, displacement 4146 t, can accomodate up to 241 crew and cadets.
Vessel which really attracts attention, unique in every respect (compared to other NATO units visiting Croatia since independence !).
As usual we provided full logistic support to US Navy detachment and civilian personnel on board.
Quick facts: 98 m LOA, max. speed 45 kn, cargo deck space 2670 m2, can accomodate up to 230 persons.
OXL's heavy-lift vessel „HR Recognition“ carried 3 yachts for our Czech client to Port Victoria.
Loading took place at port of Zadar, we organized transport and all pre-loading arrangements for yachts arrived by road and by sea.
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