History - Sasaki Shipbuilding


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History of Sasaki Shipbuilding


	1931	Shukichi Sasaki established Sasaki Shipyard.	Shukichi Sasaki

	1958	Started building and repairing steel vessels.

	1963	Reorganized into Sasaki Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. Shukichi Sasaki was inaugurated as the first President.

	1966	Established the Noka factory.

	1980	Established the Uhama second factory.

	1981	Kazuyuki Sasaki was inaugurated as the second President.

	1987	Built Japan's domestic M0 vessel "SHOUSEIMARU".

	1997	Constructed the building slip of its capacity 3,800 G/T. Built the "SHIN-PUROPANMARU", the world's first vessel mounting a sound-input-type navigation support system. It was awarded a prize, semi-Ship of the Year 1998 in Japan.

	1998	Completed the head office building, relocating the head office there. Delivered two chemical carriers for Singapore owners.

	2001	Daihei Sasaki was inaugurated as the third President. Increased the building slip capacity to 6,300 G/T.

	2003	Increased the building slip capacity to 7,100 G/T.

	2005	Increased the building slip capacity to 8,000 G/T.

	2007	Built the SP/FR type LPG Carrier "FORTUNATO".

	2010	Increased the building slip capacity to 9,700 G/T.

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