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Chinese shipbuilder to construct semi-submersible aquaculture platforms

Guangzhou Shipyard International Company has signed a deal with a local fishing company to build two semi-submersible aquaculture platforms 

By Cyrus Chan | May 26, 2021 09:17 BST
The design layout of the 80m long semisubmersible aquaculture platform. Credit: CSSC
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Guangzhou Shipyard International Company, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corp (CSSC), has signed an agreement with Yangjiang Heng Bang Fishing Company to build two semi-submersible platforms [...]

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