HD Hyundai Mipo scores order for four LNG bunkering vessels

HD Hyundai Mipo said in a stock exchange filing that it will build the vessels for an unidentified Asian shipping firm. The shipbuilder said the contract is worth 514.8 billion won or about $370 million. This puts the price tag for one vessel at $92.5 million. According to HD Hyundai Mipo, the vessels will have…

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