Ango Has Bought the Offshore Vessel Margrét
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Samherji has sold the uppsjávarship Margréti EA to Færeyja, three years after Samherji owned the ship. There it appears that Faroese publisher Argo has bought Margréti and changed her name to Ísborgu. The ship is 18 years old, built in Norway in 2008. It is 72 meters long and 15 meters wide. Margrét í höfn. She has been delivered to the market in Færeyjum. Collection picture. Samherji
The merged shipping company Ango in Vágur has bought the Icelandic offshore vessel Margrét, which will be named Ísborg and based in Vágur. It writes Fiskur.fo. Ísborg is built in Norway in 2008. The ship is 71 meters long and 15 meters wide. The new owners do not want to disclose how much the ship is bought for. The ship was taken over yesterday, writes Fiskur.fo. Subtitle: The ship will be named Ísborg, and will be based in VágurPicture: Capt…
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