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Nordic Heavy Lift to make 5,000 tonne crane vessel


Published May 19, 2008
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Nordic Heavy Lift to make 5,000 tonne crane vessel

Following the Board of Directors Meeting; Nordic Heavy Lift ASA wishes to inform the market and stakeholders of the following:

Nordic Heavy Lift ASA (NHL) is building a state of the art mono hull 5,000 tonne heavy lift crane vessel with deep water installation capabilities at Sembawang Shipyard, Singapore. The Vessel is due to be delivered by the end of the first quarter of 2010.

The basic design of the Vessel and the 5,000 tonne Huisman crane is now finalized. The detailed engineering by Sembawang Shipyard is progressing well and the hull construction has started January 2008. As a result of completing the basic design certain improvements and adjustments to the Vessel and outfitting have been recommended to the Board of Directors. The Board has approved an amount of USD 10 million in additional capex investments.

The additions relate to improvements such as the increased use of high tensile steel in certain areas, investment in a back-up deep water reference system, additional requirement for power supply to the deep water lowering system, improved dynamic positioning functionality, taking critical spare parts on stock and required consumables at start of operations.

In reference to the future long term debt requirement the Company is currently engaged in detailed discussions with a banker s consortium.

The Company is also progressing with setting up its Operation Company, Nordic Heavy Lift Management (NHLM) located at Rotterdam. NHLM will support the business development and engineering /operations required for the deployment of the Vessel.

NHL is encouraged by the strong market for offshore heavy lift and deep water installation operations.

Recent contract awards within the industry support the positive outlook for 2010 and onward.

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