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Hengli Heavy Industry Wins LR2 Tanker Contract

Hengli Heavy Industry has obtained a new contract for six 114,000-DWT LR2 product tankers, underscoring its continued progress in advanced tanker construction as international owners pursue higher standards in efficiency and environmental compliance.
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Hengli Heavy Industry has secured an international order for six 114,000-DWT LR2 product tankers, marking another milestone in its development within the high-end tanker segment. The agreement with a global shipowner reflects the shipyard’s strengthening capabilities in advanced construction and its expanded presence in demanding vessel programs.

The LR2 product tankers, recognised for fuel performance, efficiency, and environmental compliance, continue to draw interest as owners upgrade fleets to meet tightening requirements. According to the shipyard, the client—an established global operator with strict technical and environmental standards—selected Hengli after a thorough assessment of its engineering, green-construction practices, and reliable production capacity.

Existing LR2 projects are already progressing across Hengli’s production lines, reinforcing its role in complex, high-specification vessels. The new contract also broadens the yard’s international reach while supporting its long-term aim of advancing its position in premium tanker construction and energy-efficient shipbuilding. Xinde Marine News stated it will continue monitoring this development and the wider premium tanker newbuilding demand in Asia.

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This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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