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Vroon Offshore Receives New AHTS Vessel from Chinese Shipyard

Vroon Offshore Services (VOS) has taken delivery of a new addition to its offshore fleet.
Monday, 09.Apr.2012, 14:49 (GMT+3)

Vroon Offshore Services (VOS) has taken delivery of a new addition to its offshore fleet.

The VOS Thalia, a 1,400 dwt anchor handling tug support (AHTS) vessel built at the Fujian Shipyard in China, was delivered on April 5th 2012, in China.

The vessel will operate out of Singapore and will be managed by Vroon Offshore Services Pte Ltd.

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