Bahri Places Order for Six Ultramax Vessels $200 Million at IMI バフリがウルトラマックス6隻を発注IMIで2億ドル

Oil Producing Saudi Arabia Shifts Towards Becoming a “Shipbuilding Nation”

産油国サウジが「造船国」へ転換　

Key Points of the Article

→ Saudi Arabia’s state-owned shipping giant Bahri has placed an order for six geared Ultramax bulk carriers at International Maritime Industries (IMI) in Ras Al-Khair, at a cost of approximately $200 million.

→ Delivery is scheduled between 2028 and 2029, with funding to be covered through internal reserves and bank financing. This development could lead to a shift in the long-standing structure in which Gulf countries have relied on South Korea, China and Japan for shipbuilding orders.

“You can read the rest of the article in both English and Japanese.” (Continue reading in the main text written in both English and Japanese.)

Bahriがウルトラマックス6隻を発注　産油国サウジが「造船国」へ転換　IMIで約2億ドル

この記事のポイント

→サウジアラビアの国営海運大手バフリ（Bahri）が、ラス・アル＝ヘアにあるInternational Maritime Industries（IMI）でギア付きウルトラマックス型バルクキャリア6隻を約2億ドルで発注した。

→引き渡しは2028年から2029年を予定し、資金は内部留保と銀行融資で賄う。これにより、湾岸諸国が従来依存してきた韓国・中国・日本などへの造船発注構造に変化が生じる可能性がある。

“You can read the rest of the article in both English and Japanese.”（続きは英語と日本語で書かれた本文でお読みください）