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信德海事网-专业海事信息咨询服务平台 登录 | 注册 [ 设为首页 ] [ 加入收藏 ] 中文版 ENGLISH WeChat Mobile --> --> ENGLISH > SHIPBUILDING --> Ningbo Ocean Shipping Announces Order for Four 4,300 TEU Containerships and Establishment of Singapore Platform 2026-01-26 14:15 By: xinde marine news 分享: --> --> --> 评论 --> --> Ningbo Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. (NOSC) has provided an update on its project to build four 4,300 TEU containerships, for which authorization was previously granted by the shareholders’ meeting. The company has made substantive progress in establishing an overseas investment vehicle and signing shipbuilding contracts. The newbuildings will set a new record for the container capacity of NOSC’s self-owned fleet and are seen as an important step in strengthening core capacity on international routes while advancing the fleet’s low-carbon and smart-shipping upgrade. Overseas Platform: Singapore 'Latitude' Registered According to the filing, NOSC has established a wholly owned project company, Ningbo Ocean Shipping (Singapore) Latitude Pte. Ltd., through its existing wholly owned subsidiary, Ningbo Ocean Shipping (Singapore) Co., Ltd. The new entity is designated to coordinate the investment, construction, and operation of the four 4,300 TEU containerships. The project involves a total investment of RMB 1.7 billion and has obtained the “Certificate for Overseas Investment” from the Ningbo Municipal Bureau of Commerce and the “Record-filing Notice for Overseas Investment Projects” from the Ningbo Municipal Development and Reform Commission. Local registration in Singapore has been completed. Singapore Latitude has a registered capital of SGD 5 million. Its business scope covers “chartering of ships with crew (freight transport)” and “ship management services.” The company is positioned to serve as a vehicle for vessel asset holding and financing arrangements, as well as for shore–ship coordination in future international operations, leasing, and ship man
Ningbo Ocean Shipping Announces Order for Four 4,300 TEU Containerships and Establishment of Singapore Platform
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