Move's dream of coastal freight sinks beneath the waves

Move's dream of coastal freight sinks beneath the waves
The company's existing vessel, Atlas Wind, is in dock with engine troubles. (Image: Move)
Brent Melville
Logistics and freight firm Move Logistics has cancelled its order for a purpose-built coastal cargo vessel and says it will focus on growing its trans-Tasman shipping agency.The ‘roll-on roll-off’ freighter was at the design stage and had been commissioned last September from a Vietnamese shipyard. It had initially been due for delivery this year. Its cost, pegged at US$12 million (NZ$20.5m), was partly funded by a $10m grant by Waka Kotahi NZ. The transport agency has already picked up much of the initial design cost as p...

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