STX Shipbuilding Co., received a contract to build two bulk carriers worth $129m from a customer in Asia.
The vessels, which can each carry 81,000 metric tons of commodities, will be delivered by December 31, 2011, the Jinhae, South Korea-based company said Monday.
Source: Bloomberg
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