Baku Shipyard Advances Construction of ASCO Tankers

Baku Shipyard is making significant strides in the construction of three new tankers for the Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Company (ASCO). According to recent updates, one of the vessels has reached 27% completion, while the other two are slightly behind, with progress at approximately 22%. This development underscores the shipyard’s commitment to fulfilling ASCO’s order efficiently.

Progress Report on Tanker Construction

The construction of the three tankers at Baku Shipyard is progressing steadily, reflecting the shipyard’s dedication to meeting the demands of ASCO. The project is crucial for enhancing Azerbaijan’s maritime capabilities and expanding its shipping fleet. As of now, the first tanker has achieved a completion rate of 27%, indicating a robust pace of work.

In contrast, the other two tankers are currently at 22% completion. While this is slightly behind the expected schedule, the shipyard is actively addressing any challenges to ensure timely delivery. The construction process involves various stages, including the assembly of the hull, installation of machinery, and outfitting of the vessels for operational readiness.

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Baku Shipyard has a reputation for quality and efficiency, and this project is no exception. The ongoing work not only contributes to the local economy but also strengthens Azerbaijan’s position in the maritime industry. As the construction continues, stakeholders are optimistic about the timely completion of these tankers, which are expected to enhance ASCO’s operational capabilities in the Caspian Sea.

The successful delivery of these vessels will mark a significant milestone for both Baku Shipyard and ASCO, reinforcing their roles in the region’s shipping and logistics sectors.