TTC HAI PHONG

TTC HAI PHONG (IMO: 9394777) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Viet Nam flag. It has an overall length of 338 feets and a beam of 52 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 574375000
• IMO Number: 9394777
• Call Sign: 3WOM
• Flag State: Vietnam
• Vessel Type: General Cargo Ship
• Official Number: VN-3937-VT

Specifications

• Gross Tonnage: 4,957 GT
• Net Tonnage: 2,478 NT
• Deadweight: 7,433 DWT
• Length Overall: 109.95 m
• Beam: 16.80 m
• Draft: 6.80 m
• Year Built: 2007

Propulsion

• Engine Type: Diesel
• Engine Manufacturer: Yanmar
• Propulsion: Single screw
• Service Speed: 11.5 knots

Shipyard

• Built By: Halong Shipbuilding Company
• Country of Build: Vietnam
• Year of Delivery: 2007

Owner / Operator

• Registered Owner: Vinalines (Vietnam Ocean Shipping Company)
• Manager: Hai Phong Transport and Chartering Company
• Home Port: Hai Phong, Vietnam

Navigation / Communications Equipment

• Navigation System: GPS/GNSS
• AIS Class: Class A
• GMDSS Equipped: Yes
• Radio Equipment: MF/HF and VHF marine radio

Operating Region

• Primary Trading Area: Southeast Asia, intra-Asian coastal and regional routes
• Registered Port: Hai Phong, Vietnam
• Typical Routes: Vietnamese coastal ports, South China Sea regional trade lanes, ports within the Asia-Pacific region

Vessel Description

TTC Hai Phong is a Vietnamese-flagged general cargo vessel built in 2007 at the Halong Shipbuilding Company in Vietnam. The vessel operates primarily within Southeast Asian waters and along Vietnamese coastal routes under the management of Vietnamese shipping interests associated with Vinalines. With a deadweight capacity of approximately 7,433 tonnes and a length of nearly 110 meters, the vessel is suited to regional short-sea and coastal trade operations. She is equipped with Class A AIS and GMDSS-compliant communications systems in accordance with international maritime safety standards. Her home port of Hai Phong reflects her operational base in northern Vietnam, one of the country's principal commercial shipping hubs.