Newly-Built 78,900 CBM LNG Carrier for Resale

1st Mar 2025 -

Newly-Built 78,900 CBM LNG Carrier for Resale 2024-2025 Built in China - SHER Worldwide

VESSEL SPECIFICATIONS:
• Type: LNG Carrier
• Capacity: 78,900 CBM
• Build Year: 2024-2025
• Country of Origin: China
• Classification: CCS Class (IACS)
• Class Notation: ?CSA LNG Carrier, Type 2G, Type C Independent Tank
• Max. Cargo Density: 0.46T/M³
• Max. Vapour Pressure: 0.385MPA
• Min. Cargo Temperature: -163?
• Dimensions: LOA 229.80M / LBP 226.00M / Beam 38.00M / Depth 20.60M
• Deadweight: 35K Tons at Draft 8.5M; 38K Tons at Draft 9.2M
• Main Engine: WINGD 6X62DF-TIER III (MCR 14,310KW/103RPM)
• Speed: Approximately 17 Knots
• Thrusters: Bow Thruster + Stern Thruster
• Condition: Brand New / As New
• Availability: Estimated Physical Delivery by October 2025

DESCRIPTION:
This newly-built 78,900 CBM LNG Carrier meets the highest international standards, ideal for transporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) efficiently and safely. With advanced technology, robust construction, and compliance with CCS Class (IACS), this LNG Carrier ensures reliability and durability for long-term operations.

COMMITMENT REQUIRED:
To ensure mutual respect for time and resources, we require:

Clear Budget Levels: Aligned with international market rates.
End Buyer Background Disclosure: Serious named buyers only.

FURTHER DETAILS:
Further details available upon request for serious named end buyers with disclosed background information.

Contact Information:
???? Email: "Mr. Sher (VESSELS) Singapore - Malaysia - S&P"
• Primary Email: sw@sher-worldwide.com
• Secondary Email: sherworldwidetrading@gmail.com

Terms & Conditions:
Details are believed correct at the time of advertising. Vessels/items are offered “as is where is,” subject to prior sale or withdrawal. SW is not liable for errors or omissions and reserves the right to amend contents without notice.

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