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COSCO Secured World's Largest Containership Orderbook
On January 21, 2005, COSCO concluded a shipbuilding contract with South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (HHI) to build four 10,000 TEU class super post-panamax containerships.
The vessel, which is believed so far to be the first and largest of its kind ever to be built in the world in terms of the slot capacity, measures an overall length of 349 m, 45.6 m in width and 27.3 m in depth.
According to contract, these vessels are designed to be fitted with a 94,000-horsepower main engine with a service speed of 25.8 knots and expected to be delivered within 2008.
Updated Time: 2005/02/01
Now, the 12,000 TEU containership
Korean news sources report that Samsung Heavy Industries Co. says it has developed the world's largest containership, a 12,000 TEU vessel.
With the design complete, Samsung will now pursue orders for the vessel.
The 383 m long vessel will have a speed of 26 knots and will be powered by a 109,000 hp diesel. Samsung is reportedly now working on a 14,000 TEU design.