Ceremony takes place April 24 at Stockholm’s National Maritime Museum
Joo Won-ho, President and Head of the Naval & Special Ship Business Unit of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (second from left), Erik Eklund, Director-General of the Swedish Maritime Administration (second from right), and Lee Hyong-jong, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Sweden (first from left), attend a signing ceremony for a shipbuilding contract for one dedicated icebreaker held by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries at the National Maritime Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, on the 24th (local time). (Photo courtesy of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries)
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries announced that it held a signing ceremony for a shipbuilding contract for a dedicated icebreaker with the Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) at the National Maritime Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, on April 24 (local time).
The ceremony was attended by figures including Joo Won-ho, President and Head of the Naval & Special Ship Business Unit of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, and Erik Eklund, Director-General of the Swedish Maritime Administration.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries had previously disclosed on the 22nd that it had won an order from the Swedish Maritime Administration for one dedicated icebreaker, valued at $348.9 million (514.8 billion won).
Jung Min-hee
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