Stena RoRo has added a new vessel to its fleet with the acquisition of the RoRo ship Giuseppe Lucchesi, which will be renamed the Stena Shipper and operate under the Danish flag. The purchase includes taking over a contract with Cotunav for service on the Rades-Marseille route.
The ship, sold by CIN (Compagnia Italiana di Navigazione S.p.A) of the Moby Lines S.p.A group, was built in 2012 at the Danish Odense Yard.
Key Features of the Stena Shipper
- Length: 193 m
- Beam: 26 m
- Draught: 7 m
- Capacity: 3,663 lane meters across 4 decks
- Speed: 21 knots
Per Westling, Managing Director of Stena RoRo, commented on the acquisition:
“This acquisition is part of our continuing expansion of our fleet, broadening our offering and strengthening our position in the market. The Stena Shipper, with its large cargo capacity and low fuel consumption, aligns with our commitment to environmental efficiency and operational excellence.”
Environmental and Operational Benefits
The Stena Shipper, the last in a series of sister ships built at the renowned Odense shipyard, boasts:
- Large cargo capacity: Ideal for freight transport efficiency.
- Low fuel consumption: Supports sustainability goals with reduced environmental impact.
With this acquisition, Stena RoRo continues to enhance its fleet capabilities and market presence, particularly in the Mediterranean shipping routes. The Stena Shipper’s addition underscores the company’s commitment to delivering sustainable and high-capacity transport solutions.
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Source: Stena RoRo
