🚨CMA CGM Builds in India for the First Time — Here’s Why It Matters?
🔥Six LNG-powered ships, one bold message to the world.
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Something remarkable just happened in the world of shipbuilding.
For the first time ever, a global container shipping giant—CMA CGM—has placed an order with an Indian shipyard.
Six brand-new 1,700 TEU LNG-powered feeder ships will be built by Cochin Shipyard, India’s largest and most advanced shipbuilder.
The $300 million deal is more than a contract—it’s a symbol of India’s growing strength in green shipbuilding and a milestone that could reshape the country’s maritime future.
🌏 A Partnership That Changes Everything
💬 What the Leaders Said?
✨Why It Matters for India?
⚓ CMA CGM’s Deep Roots in India!
💡 What It Means for the Future?
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🌏 A Partnership That Changes Everything!
Cochin Shipyard signed a letter of intent with CMA CGM, confirming the construction of six dual-fuel vessels ready for low-carbon operations. The ships will run on LNG—and are designed for future fuels such as methanol or hydrogen.
Each vessel will proudly sail under the Indian flag, a historic first for an international carrier at an Indian yard.
To ensure world-class standards, Cochin will collaborate with South Korea’s HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, combining Indian capability with Korean technology.
💬 What the Leaders Said?
CMA CGM - Chairman & CEO — Rodolphe Saadé: