Bahri turns to homegrown yard for $451m VLCC trio

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Saudi shipping company Bahri has ordered three 320,000-deadweight-ton very large crude carriers from International Maritime Industries for $451 million. The vessels will be built at IMI's Ras Al Khair facility, with delivery scheduled from 2029 to 2030, expanding Bahri's fleet and supporting Saudi shipbuilding.

Saudi shipping giant Bahri has ordered three very large crude carriers at International Maritime Industries (IMI), committing SAR1.692bn ($451m) to expand its tanker fleet and support shipbuilding at home. The 320,000 dwt vessels will be built at IMI’s Ras Al Khair facility on Saudi Arabia’s eastern coast, with deliveries scheduled between 2029 and 2030. The …