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Hyundai Mipo to build four LNG-fueled containerships, one LPG carrier

By LNG Prime Staff
Hyundai Mipo to build four LNG-fueled containerships, one LPG carrier
For illustration only (Image: KSOE)

South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Mipo has secured orders for four LNG-powered feeder containerships and one LPG carrier.

According to parent Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, these orders for five vessels have a price tag of 290 billion won ($235 million).

Hyundai Mipo will build the 22,000-cbm LPG carrier for an unidentified owner in Asia and deliver the 159.9 meters long vessel in the first half of 2024.

As per the LNG-powered feeder containerships, Hyundai Mipo will start delivering these 2,800-teu vessels sequentially from the second half of next year to an unidentified owner in Oceania.

These four vessels are worth about 225.1 billion won ($183 million).

The LNG-dual vessels will be 186 meters long and 35 meters wide.

KSOE did not provide any additional information.

The company and its units won orders for 59 ships worth about $6.37 billion this year.

The shipbuilder has set a target for this year of $17.4 billion, compared to $14.9 billion last year. It secured in total $22.8 billion worth of orders during 2021.

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