South Korea’s HJ Shipbuilding & Construction disclosed a contract worth about KRW 678.97 billion to build four 10,100-TEU containerships for an Oceania-based shipping company. Delivery is scheduled for April 2029.
On September 23, 2026, HJ Shipbuilding & Construction disclosed a contract to construct four 10,100-TEU containerships. The deal is valued at approximately KRW 678.97 billion, and the buyer is identified as a shipping company based in Oceania. All four vessels are scheduled for delivery in April 2029.
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