In Nakhodka, a resident of the free port of Vladivostok launched another crab fishing vessel
The ship "Zaliv Shelikhov" was launched from the slipways of the Nakhodka shipyard. This is the fifth vessel under the order of the Antey Group of Companies. Eight vessels are being built simultaneously as part of the first stage of the “keel quota” program; the first three were launched in 2022.
"Zaliv Shelikhov", like the entire series of crab fishing vessels, is being built according to the modern CCa5712LS design, which has no analogues in the world. The total length of the crab catcher is 57.7 meters, width 12.6 meters, maximum speed 12 knots. It will be able to store up to 120 tons of live crab in 9 RSW tanks with a total volume of 680 cubic meters. The “Antey Sever” company, part of the “Antey Group” of Companies, will use the vessel for the catch and transportation of live crab in the Bering, Barents and Okhotsk seas. The company is implementing the project as a resident of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. The construction of the crab fishing fleet is carried out under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC).
The ship "Zaliv Shelikhov" was launched from the slipways of the Nakhodka shipyard. This is the fifth vessel under the order of the Antey Group of Companies. Eight vessels are being built simultaneously as part of the first stage of the “keel quota” program; the first three were launched in 2022.
"Zaliv Shelikhov", like the entire series of crab fishing vessels, is being built according to the modern CCa5712LS design, which has no analogues in the world. The total length of the crab catcher is 57.7 meters, width 12.6 meters, maximum speed 12 knots. It will be able to store up to 120 tons of live crab in 9 RSW tanks with a total volume of 680 cubic meters. The “Antey Sever” company, part of the “Antey Group” of Companies, will use the vessel for the catch and transportation of live crab in the Bering, Barents and Okhotsk seas. The company is implementing the project as a resident of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. The construction of the crab fishing fleet is carried out under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC).
