Heavy Transport

Roll Group Expands Wide-Deck Fleet with Bigroll KMC Busan

Roll Group adds Bigroll KMC Busan as its 10th commercially controlled vessel, strengthening wide-deck capacity for modularised and oversized project cargo worldwide.

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28, January 2026
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Roll Group adds Bigroll KMC Busan as the 10th vessel under its commercial control, marking another step in its fleet growth and global reach.

Positioned as the company’s fifth wide-deck carrier, Bigroll KMC Busan enhances Roll Group’s capability to move modularised and oversized cargo for complex projects worldwide. The vessel measures 40.0 m in width and 166.0 m in length, supporting heavy transport requirements linked to large-scale developments across oil & gas and renewable energy.

The milestone also underlines continued cooperation with strategic partner KMC Line Bluewhale, with the collaboration contributing to the expansion of fleet capabilities.

Roll Group says it continues to invest in safe, innovative, and sustainable heavy transport solutions, providing end-to-end project logistics across global markets—from origin to destination.

Tags: Bigroll KMC Busan, heavy transport, Roll Group, wide deck carrier

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