Cosco Corporation shipyards deliver finished vessels

Four bulk carriers sent off to buyers in Europe and Asia.

A Cosco release described two carriers of 92500 DWT as measuring 229.2 meters in length of all, 38 meters in breadth and 20.7 meters in depth.

Meanwhile, the remaining two carriers of 57000 DWT measure 189.99 meters in length of all, 32.26 meters in breadth and 18 meters in depth.

The deliveries were made from China-based shipyard subsidiaries under Cosco Corporation's majority-owned Cosco Shipyard Group Co, according

Delivery documents were signed this month by the Cosco shipyards and their respective buyers. 

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