64000DWT Bulk Carrier Built by Wuhu Shipyard Sailed into the Yangtze River

At 09:58 on December 26th, Ningbo Ju He Logistics Co., Ltd.'s 64,000DWT "Ju He Pu Du" built by Wuhu Shipyard was successfully launched on No.2 slipway and sailed into the Yangtze River to enter the hull outfitting milestone.

The owner Ningbo Ju He Logistics Co., Ltd., Wuhu Branch of CCS, Sanshan Tax Bureau of Wuhu City, Wuhu Branch of China Everbright Bank, Changshu Branch of Industrial Bank, Shanghai Bestway Ship Engineering Research Institute, Anhui Daily, Wuhu Daily, Chery Holdings Group and the builder Wuhu Shipyard attended the launching ceremony.

Du Chengchang - deputy general manager of the builder Wuhu Shipyard delivered a speech

Wu Qiang - general manager of the owner Ningbo Ju He Logistics Co., Ltd. delivered a speech 

 Chu Leyi - executive director of Ningbo Ju He Logistics Co., Ltd. named the "Ju He Pu Du" for the 64,000DWT bulk carrier

Ningbo Ju He Logistics Co., Ltd. Director Chu Shuangyi (second from right)

Ningbo Ju He Logistics Co., Ltd. Director Gu Xiaohua (second from left)

Wuhu Branch of CCS deputy general manager Zhou Shengxian(first from right)

Wuhu Shipyard Co., Ltd. general manager Zhang Zhao (first from left)

Jointly cut the ribbon for the launching of 64,000DWT "Ju He Pu Du" 

General manager Wu Qiang of Ningbo Juhe Logistics Co., Ltd. (middle), manager Li Hong of Wuhu Branch of CCS (right), and deputy general manager Zhang Hongyu of Wuhu Shipyard Co., Ltd. (left) signed the launching of 64,000DWT bulk carrier.

The "Ju He Pu Du", with LOA of 209.9 meters, moulded breadth of 36 meters, moulded depth of 18 meters, and design draught of 11.3 meters, is a single screw and single skin vessel and suitable for domestic offshore and middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and can carry dry bulk, general goods, packaged goods and other bulk goods. The "Ju He Pu Du" is the company's finale giant ship beyond 10,000DWT  that was successfully launched during the year, marking a successful conclusion for the overall shipbuilding speedup in 2019.