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Dockwise Shipping BV

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4800 DE Breda

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www.dockwise.com

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  • An artist’s impression of the Costa Concordia onboard the Dockwise Vanguard

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    Dockwise to transport Costa Concordia

    2013-10-10T17:22:00

    Dockwise, a wholly owned subsidiary of Royal Boskalis Westminster NV, has been awarded the contract to load and transport the Costa Concordia wreck from Isola del Giglio onboard the Dockwise Vanguard.

  • Dockwise is a leading player in the international heavy lift market

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    Boskalis makes all cash offer for Dockwise

    2013-01-31T16:29:00

    Dutch dredging giant Royal Boskalis Westminster announced its decision to make an all cash voluntary public offer for Dockwise Ltd on Wednesday.

  • Dockwise is a major player in the international heavy lift market

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    Boskalis moves closer to Dockwise takeover

    2012-12-20T14:35:00

    Holland’s Royal Boskalis Westminster reconfirmed its intention to make an all cash voluntary public offer for all the issued and outstanding ordinary shares of Breda based heavy lift operator Dockwise on Monday.

  • Royal Boskalis Westminster is looking to gain Dockwise’ specialist capability in the heavy lift sector

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    Boskalis seeks majority stake in Dockwise

    2012-11-27T17:07:00

    Dutch marine contractor, Royal Boskalis Westminster NV, has proposed a cash offer for all issued and outstanding shares of Dutch maritime solutions provider, Dockwise Ltd, to accelerate its growth in the offshore energy market.

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    Dockwise moves on Fairstar

    2012-05-16T15:01:00

    At time of writing, Fairstar Heavy Transport has just rejected an unsolicited, conditional offer from Dockwise to acquire the former’s shares at a purchase price of NOK9.30 (€1.23) per share, in a bid to gain control of 54% of the company.

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    Dutch Heavy Lift Operator Dockwise Sold for $700m

    2007-01-01T18:07:00

    International private equity and funds manager 3i has agreed to buy Dutch marine heavy lift operators Dockwise Transport BV from Dutch offshore services company Heerema Group and Norwegian maritime group Wilh. Wilhelmsen in a deal valued at over $700m.

  • Blue Marlin demonstrates the capabilities of the Dockwise fleet.

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    Dockwise Lifts Expectations

    2006-06-01T00:00:00

    Dutch marine heavy lift transport specialist Dockwise has launched a new service portfolio which will provide total door to door solutions for clients, including transport management and installation.

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    No Lead in this Zeppelin

    2005-03-01T18:07:00

    Dutch heavy transport shipping operator Dockwise delivered its lightest ever load last month when a 75m LOA zeppelin weighing only 700 kilos was transported on board Dock Express 10 on a 35 day voyage from Germany to Japan.

  • The 59,500 ton Thunder Horse is the largest PDQ ever built.

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    'Thunder Horse' Gets to Texas PDQ

    2004-10-01T00:00:00

    Dutch heavy transport shipping company Dockwise further advanced the market for moving ultra-large and heavy items by sea when it delivered the largest semi-submersible Production & Drilling Quarters (PDQ) ever built to Texas last month.

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