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SCMP Reporter

British technology group Weir has won contracts to supply cargo-handling systems for three liquefied gas ships being built at Hyundai Heavy Industries' Ulsan shipyard.

    The company said the contracts, worth US$10 million, would cover the design and supply of systems.



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US$10m contracts for Weir