JMU delivers VLCC to Lotus Shipholding

By Baird Maritime - .

Japan Marine United (JMU) delivered a newbuild very large crude carrier (VLCC) to Panama-registered Lotus Shipholding on Friday, April 3.

The ABS-classed Malacca max vessel, which has been named Toya, will be used to transport crude oil between the Middle East and Japan.

Toya has an LOA of 339.5 metres, a beam of 60 metres, a draught of 21 metres, a deadweight of 311,393 tonnes, and a crew of 34.

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