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Business & Finance

PNSC inducts Aframax tanker in fleet

  • Says new vessel, M.T Lahore, weighed 112,05 tonnes
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Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC) announced on Monday that an Aframax tanker was successfully inducted into the PNSC-managed fleet.

The company disclosed in a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) today.

The company shared that the new vessel, M.T Lahore, weighed 112,05 tonnes.

Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PSX: PNSC) is a national carrier of Pakistan. It is engaged in the transportation of dry bulk and liquid cargoes across the globe.

The company manages a fleet of 12 ships with a carrying capacity of 938,876 tons of deadweight. Besides, PNSC also has a real estate business and a repair workshop.

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