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Britoil orders up to eight anchor handlers

Sunday, June 1 2025

General – Anchor Handlers

Britoil Offshore Services has announced a major fleet expansion plan, placing an order for up to eight new anchor handling tug vessels (AHTs) to be built in China.

The Singapore-based company has signed a contract with Jiangsu Zhenjiang Shipyard for six firm AHT newbuilds, with options for two additional vessels.

Although the financial details and delivery schedule have not been disclosed, Britoil has emphasised that these new vessels will represent a significant milestone in its nearly 40-year history of anchor handling operations.

The 45 m-long vessels will each offer 80 tonnes of bollard pull and will be equipped with advanced propulsion systems, optimised hull designs, and increased fuel storage capacity. Britoil says these enhancements are designed to boost operational efficiency and align with the company’s broader strategy of fleet renewal.

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