Subscribe to RSS feedChina Shipping to take 39 steps towards top three berth by 2010
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Mar 17, 2005 12:00 AM
China's No. 2 line, China Shipping, has outlined an aggressive expansion plan.
Li Kelin, president of the group, told Reuters that his company would add a total of 39 ships worth Yuan8bn (US$966m) in its ambitious bid to become one of the top three fleets in the world by 2010.
Six tankers,...
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