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Erria selling Turkish newbuilding

Danish owner puts 60% of latest chemical tanker delivery from Celiktrans Shipyard up for sale.

Erria selling Turkish newbuilding

Danish owner puts 60% of latest chemical tanker delivery from Celiktrans Shipyard up for sale.

Danish owner Erria has offered up a controlling interest in another of its chemical tanker newbuildings.

The company is selling up to 60% of the 4,700-dwt Erria Nimmer, under construction at Celiktrans Shipyard in Turkey and due for delivery this year.

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