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24 August 2026

TS Shipping seals South African offshore vessel deal

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TS Shipping seals South African offshore vessel deal

Estonia’s TS Shipping has lined up a South African offshore job for its multipurpose icebreaker Botnica, fixing the vessel to OSC Marine Group for a 45-day campaign starting in May 2027. The Tallinna Sadam (Port of Tallinn) subsidiary said Botnica will support the replacement of an offshore single buoy mooring (SBM), with work covering pipeline …

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