<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>[SINGAPORE] Malaysian offshore support vessel builder Nam Cheong will sell a 4,000 deadweight tonnage platform supply vessel for US$20.5 million to a Vietnam-based offshore and marine group.</p><p>The vessel is scheduled for delivery in December 2025 and the sale is expected to contribute positively to the group’s earnings for the financial year ending 2025, the Singapore-listed company said in a bourse filing on Wednesday (Dec 24).</p><p>Net proceeds from the sale will be redeployed primarily to support the group’s shipbuilding activities, either for external sales or to support fleet expansion “to grow the recurring income base”, Nam Cheong said. This will depend on “prevailing opportunities”.</p><p>The Sarawak-based offshore support vessel provider said the divestment is part of its fleet reprofiling initiatives, which aim to divest ageing vessels at opportune timing and pricing, while supporting efficient capital recycling for its in-house shipbuilding operations.</p><p>“Our strong OSV (offshore support vessel) shipbuilding heritage and established global clientele base allow us to identify and capitalise on market opportunities for vessel monetisation,” said chief executive Leong Seng Keat. This will enable the group to capture earnings upsides through the sale of existing aged vessels, he added.</p><p>Shares of Nam Cheong closed S$0.03 or 3.6 per cent higher at S$0.875 on Wednesday, after the announcement.</p></div></div>

南昌

<p>南昌，一家马来西亚海上支持船舶制造商，将以 2050 万美元的价格向一家越南集团出售一艘 4000 载重吨的平台供应船。此次交易定于 2025 年 12 月完成，将对截至 2025 财年的收益产生积极影响。所得款项将支持造船活动和船队扩张。此次剥离是船队重组计划的一部分，旨在剥离老旧船舶并有效回收资本。公告发布后，股价上涨 3.6%，达到 0.875 新元</p>

南昌以 2050 万美元的价格将船只出售给越南公司