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A 96,000 TEU container ship, ordered by China Shipping Group (CSG) from Samsung Heavy Industries, was recently launched at the company’s Geoje Shipyard and officially named "New Los Angeles." This massive vessel measures 321 meters in length and 46 meters in width, making it one of the largest container ships currently in operation. It is capable of carrying up to 1.3 million television sets at a single time, highlighting its immense cargo capacity. The ship was initially ordered by Samsung Group back in 2003 and marks a significant milestone for Samsung Heavy Industries as it completed the delivery of the first 9,200 TEU container ship to a global shipping company in July of last year.
The "New Los Angeles" incorporates advanced technology that significantly reduces engine noise and vibration, improving both efficiency and passenger comfort. It also features enhanced speed capabilities, reaching up to 26 knots, and includes state-of-the-art maritime safety systems that allow it to operate safely even in challenging sea conditions with waves up to 15 meters high. Jin Wei, General Manager of Samsung Heavy Industries, emphasized that this successful delivery paves the way for the company to expand into the 12,000 TEU market in the near future.
To date, Samsung Heavy Industries has constructed 181 large container ships. Globally, there are 73 contracts for ships with a capacity of 9,000 TEU or more, and Samsung Heavy Industries has secured 33 of those, representing 45% of the market share. In response to growing demand, the company has already started developing and designing even larger vessels—14,000 TEU container ships—to stay ahead in the competitive shipping industry.