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PROMOTIONALFEATURE


Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd has taken delivery of Xin Guang Hua, its largest semi- submersible at 100,000 dwt.


heavy cargoes by including the words in its new trading name. It aims to be the leading


supplier for project transportation and the development of specialised vessels, with a focus on project engineering, heavy lift cargo and major cargo supply markets, according to the shipping line. The rebranded company


claims to be the largest specialised shipping company in the world, with the largest scale and comprehensive transportation capacity in the world, including a semi- submersible fleet, multi-purpose heavy lift fleet, Asia’s largest asphalt fleet, China’s leading fleet of car carriers and the largest fleet of timber vessels.


Coscol rebrands to promote specialist vessel fleet


Last year’s merger of China’s two leading state-owned shipowners has seen heavy lift and project cargo shipping line, Cosco Shipping Co Ltd (Coscol) officially change its name to Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd, during a ceremony attended by more than 200 people.


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osco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd is the new trading


name of Cosco Shipping Co Ltd (Coscol), which follows last year’s merger between China’s


Cosco Shipping Co Ltd (Coscol) has officially rebranded its name to Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd. Pictured left is Capt Han Guo Min, chief executive of Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd, and second left, Xu Li Rong, chairman of China Cosco Shipping Corporation Ltd.


two leading state-owned shipowners, Cosco and China Shipping. Speaking to HLPFI, an


official for Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd said


the merger was one reason for the name change, the second being that the rebranded company wants to emphasise its expertise in managing the transportation of specialised


Mobilisation Xu Li Rong, chairman of China Cosco Shipping Corporation, added: “The renaming of Cosco Shipping to Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers Co Ltd is a milestone for the company. After 55 years of


development the fleet capacity has exceeded 3.3 million tonnes; we have been developed as the world’s largest specialised fleet owner and operator.” Cosco Shipping Specialized


Carriers Co Ltd operates a fleet of over 150 vessels. It has seven semi-submersible ships, with loading capacities ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 tonnes and an average age of eight years.


HLPFI


www.heavyliftpfi.com


January/February 2017


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