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More work for Austal's Philippines yard

AUSTAL will build three wind farm support vessels at its recently acquired Philippines shipyard for a UK customer.

Andy Graham
More work for Austal's Philippines yard

Perth-based Austal said the 27m catamarans would be used by Turbine Transfers to support installation and maintenance activities in European waters. Austal chief executive officer Andrew Bellamy said...

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